05-12-25 - WWBD - He's Thinking About Leaving The Church - His Son Got Caught In HS Bathroom w/Another Boy - His Dad Is Dating A 27yo And He Wants To Go For Her 23yo Sister

Summary

Holmberg's Morning Sickness - Arizona
Episode Release Date: May 12, 2025
Host: John Holmberg
Co-Hosts: Brady Bogen, Bret Vesely, Dick Toledo
Episode Title:
WWBD - He's Thinking About Leaving The Church - His Son Got Caught In HS Bathroom w/Another Boy - His Dad Is Dating A 27yo And He Wants To Go For Her 23yo Sister

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Episode Overview

In this emotionally charged episode of Holmberg's Morning Sickness, hosts John Holmberg, Brady Bogen, Bret Vesely, and Dick Toledo tackle a trio of deeply personal and controversial listener submissions. The discussions navigate the turbulent waters of faith crises, parental dilemmas regarding a child's sexuality, and the complexities of familial relationships intersecting with romantic interests. The episode is a compelling mix of heartfelt advice, ethical debates, and candid conversations aimed at supporting listeners through their most challenging times.

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1. Struggling with Faith: Leaving the Church

Timestamp: [02:00 - 07:19]

Listener Letter:
Lawrence confides in Brady about his growing doubts concerning his faith and his intention to leave the church. Torn between his ingrained beliefs and emerging skepticism, Lawrence seeks guidance on handling the potential ramifications of abandoning his religious community.

Key Points Discussed:

• Identity Crisis: Lawrence identifies as being "somewhere in between" an atheist and a believer, highlighting his internal conflict.
• Fear of Consequences: He expresses fear of eternal damnation, stating, "What if I leave and commit the ultimate sin of dying or denying God and then I'm wrong and I go straight to hell?" ([02:50])
• Authenticity vs. Conformity: The hosts debate the importance of genuine belief versus superficially maintaining faith to avoid conflict or fear.

Notable Quotes:

• Lawrence: "I hear you talk about John the atheist and Brady the believer, and I find myself somewhere in between." ([02:00])
• Brady: "The church isn't there to solve your problems. It's what you choose to believe and follow." ([04:25])
• John Holmberg: "You could also try another church or..." ([04:40])

Insights & Conclusions: The discussion underscores the significance of personal authenticity in matters of faith. While leaving a religious institution can be daunting, the hosts emphasize finding a community or support system that aligns with one's true beliefs. They advocate for honest self-reflection and the courage to seek fulfillment outside traditional religious frameworks if that aligns with one's personal journey.

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2. Parental Dilemma: Son Caught in High School Bathroom with Another Boy

Timestamp: [07:54 - 12:15]

Listener Letter:
Sean reaches out about his son being caught engaging in sexual activity with another boy in the high school bathroom. As a single parent coping with the loss of his wife a decade ago, Sean grapples with whether to punish his son or use the incident as an opportunity for acceptance and understanding.

Key Points Discussed:

• Punishment vs. Acceptance: The dilemma of whether to discipline the son for his actions or to embrace his identity and support him.
• Single Parenting Challenges: Raising a child alone adds layers of complexity to the decision-making process.
• School's Role: The school’s vague communication about the incident—labeling it as "inappropriate behavior" without specifics—adds to Sean's confusion and concern.

Notable Quotes:

• Sean: "Do I punish him for this or use this more as a way to accept what he's dealing with?" ([08:07])
• Brett: "Open up that communications. Just say, you know, try to understand where he's coming from and let him." ([10:19])
• Brady: "Don't get caught." ([10:31])

Insights & Conclusions: The conversation highlights the delicate balance parents must strike between setting boundaries and providing unconditional support. The hosts advocate for open communication, understanding, and a non-judgmental approach to foster trust and acceptance. They suggest that punishment alone may not address the underlying issues and that guiding the child with empathy can lead to healthier outcomes.

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3. Complex Family Dynamics: Father Dating and Son's Romantic Interest in Step-Sister

Timestamp: [13:37 - 22:03]

Listener Letter:
Jonathan shares a convoluted family scenario where his 60-year-old father is dating a 27-year-old woman. Jonathan finds himself attracted to his father's 23-year-old sister, raising ethical and emotional concerns about acting on these feelings.

Key Points Discussed:

• Age and Power Dynamics: The significant age gap between Jonathan and his father's new partner and the implications it has on familial relationships.
• Sibling Attraction: Jonathan's attraction to his step-sister raises questions about appropriate boundaries and societal norms.
• Parental Influence: The father's seemingly immature behavior complicates Jonathan's feelings and decisions.

Notable Quotes:

• Jonathan: "But if you tell me not to, I'm gonna smash tummies with her as fast as possible." ([14:21])
• Brett: "And you're not going to date." ([15:16])
• Brady: "Why add to the weird? It's already weird." ([21:53])

Insights & Conclusions: This segment delves into the ethics of familial relationships when intertwined with romantic interests. The hosts discuss the importance of maintaining clear boundaries to preserve family harmony and individual wellbeing. They emphasize the need for self-reflection and possibly seeking professional guidance to navigate such complicated emotions responsibly.

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Notable Quotes from the Episode

• Brady on AA Effectiveness: "AA doesn't work for 95% of people because they don't dig in." ([06:22])
• Brett on Communication: "Open up that communications. Just say, you know, try to understand where he's coming from and let him." ([10:19])
• Lawrence on Belief: "If I really cared, I just skip the bad stuff. But I know I don't really care or really believe I'm being surveilled." ([02:50])
• Jonathan Reflecting on Family Dynamics: "Why add to the weird? It's already weird." ([21:53])

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Final Thoughts

In this episode, Holmberg's Morning Sickness bravely addresses intricate and sensitive personal issues faced by listeners. From grappling with faith and identity to managing complex family relationships and supporting a child's sexuality, the hosts provide a platform for open dialogue and support. Their balanced perspectives encourage listeners to thoughtfully consider their own circumstances and seek paths that align with their values and well-being.

The episode reinforces the show's commitment to entertaining, questioning, and sometimes disturbing its audience to foster meaningful conversations and provide solace in times of personal turmoil.

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Stay Tuned:
For more insightful discussions and relatable content, tune into Holmberg's Morning Sickness weekdays from 5:30 AM to 10:00 AM on 98KUPD (97.9 FM), via the 98KUPD app, or visit www.98kupd.com.

Transcript

[John Holmberg]

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[Brady]

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[Brett]

Person in this condition was to throw him in jail.

[Brady]

We got computer problems boys, we got trouble.

[Brett]

Just be some solar flare space.

[Brady]

Maybe that's what I'll blame too. If I don't understand it, it's that goddamn son's fault anyway. Get on that this is acting really strange. Anyway, it's time for what would Brady Do? Gotta go quick today. But that's all right. What would Brady do? Brought to you by MMP Guns over there, 12th street in Indian School, right inside Mo Money Pond. Get your gun stuff all loaded up, ready to go. And I mean that. Guns, weapons, they got ammunition for anything you got. They can get you the ammo for it. And I mean some weird guns to some stuff. They can get it for you. They don't have it in stock. It'll be ready for you. All you got to do is ask them. And then, of course, all the things that go with it, the cases, the scopes, the sights, they'll do it all for you right there at M and p guns to One Stop Shop right inside Mo Money Pond, 12th street in Indian School. And we thank them for helping us out with what would Brady Do? The most moral man in all of Phoenix. And it starts. Where is that? I'll start with that, with you being the mother. This guy believing that you are what you say you are. So I said, dear Brady, the subject line is, I'm leaving the church. Says Brady. I think I'm about done with the church. I don't really believe anymore. I hear you talk about John the atheist and Brady the believer, and I find myself somewhere in between. And lately been relating more to John. The other day, when he said you wouldn't beat off if you knew your dad was in the room, it hit me like a ton of bricks. That shouldn't be a thing. That's a catalyst for anything. I do bad stuff all the time and then assume it's okay because I don't really mean it, but I'm still doing it. If I really cared, I just skip the bad stuff. But I know I don't really care or really believe I'm being surveilled. Spelled that wrong. So bring me around, Brady. What if I leave and commit the ultimate sin of dying or denying God and then I'm wrong and I go straight to hell? Brady, you are my last hope. Lawrence.

[Brett]

Well, Lawrence, I think it's. I mean, like, the church is not working for you. That's. You know, you could look for another church or just. I don't think you have to go.

[Brady]

To stop beating off in front of your dad.

[Brett]

Stop doing that. But I think the fact that if you know you're doing bad stuff, you know, you're continuing to do it, that's. That's tough for.

[Brady]

To want to hear from the atheist on this One. It'll surprise you.

[Brett]

Okay.

[Brady]

Like what we were just talking about with physical therapy. Like you said, if the church ain't working for you, it's because you're not working the church.

[Brett]

Right.

[Brady]

It's like aa.

[Brett]

Good point.

[Brady]

Like anything else, the church isn't there to solve your problems. It's what you choose to believe and follow.

[Brett]

Yep.

[Brady]

So I don't believe in it, and I know that. So I'd be a hypocrite going, I have no belief in what's being presented to me, so why would I pretend?

[John Holmberg]

You could also try another church or.

[Brady]

That maybe that's your sect and one of those churches is nothing. One of those churches is. I don't believe church is.

[Brett]

You know, the best thing about that is the recommendation. At least I get them from a religious side of it, or even scriptural, if you're looking at it. It's a good place for community.

[Brady]

Yeah.

[Brett]

And sure, you can do whatever tools that you can use.

[Brady]

It's whatever you make.

[Brett]

Whatever you make it. And it's up to you. It's just like we were talking about. People are having friends, relatives, whatever. Go through rehab.

[Brady]

Yeah. That's what we just said.

[Brett]

Physical therapy, you got to use it.

[Brady]

Yeah.

[John Holmberg]

Yep.

[Brett]

It's there for you. And even the trainer can bring you there. It's up to you to implement.

[Brady]

I'm an atheist that tries to talk people into staying in their religion. There's nothing worse than you trying to be wavering. And if you don't believe, you don't believe. And that's all. Atheist means atheist. No belief in what's presented. Agnostic is not knowing. Agnostic means no. Theist means believe. I don't believe. I absolutely don't know, but I know I don't believe in anything that's being told to me. And there could be something out there, so I would never tell. But being afraid of ditching the church just because you might be wrong. Is also has a name called Pascal's Wager, where you just pick one and hope that it's enough to get you through in case there is something in the end, you know, find what's right for you, but you're not. People say, oh, the church isn't working for me. Right. That's you. AA doesn't work for me. All right. It doesn't work for 95% of people who go. It's for the ones who just need a kind of an accountability.

[Brett]

If weight loss, I would say it works. I mean, the alcohol Anonymous, what you're Talking about does work. When you're implementing, when you're using, it's up to you. It's up to you.

[Brady]

5% success rate.

[Brett]

Yeah, well, that's because a lot of those people are. They're not leaving it and not continuing it.

[Brady]

Whatever works for you is what works. AA doesn't work for 95 of people because they don't dig in.

[Brett]

And that's.

[Brady]

It will. But it's also. It tells you everybody's been through. You're gonna fail. You're going to have hiccups. You need a sponsor for a reason. If it was just as easy as reading 12 steps and going, I'm curious.

[John Holmberg]

Read the book and you're out.

[Brady]

It's up to you. PT Physical therapy. Your arms and backs and legs and hips and heads and shoulders, they're not getting better unless you do the work. That's it. And the Lord Jesus is the same. He doesn't do nothing for me. I'm fine with that. I'm comfortable with my beliefs. But if you're not, you're somewhere in the middle. You got to find some.

[Brett]

A good steak. You won't know unless you eat the steak.

[Brady]

Well, you know what?

[Brett]

You know, you can find a difference between a good steak and a bad steak.

[Brady]

You have to eat bad steaks to know what a good steak is. It's like women's private parts. In order to appreciate the good ones, you got to eat some asparagus.

[John Holmberg]

All right, this segment's done. I'm out.

[Brady]

Yeah, I think we've gone too far.

[Brett]

With the analogies, but the Bible is a good tool for that. You don't have to go through that. It gives out good advice. Yeah, again, it depends on who you are.

[Brady]

It doesn't tell you the good spots. It tells you the good spots. It thinks you might not like those spots. Yeah, it might tell you steak 44 is the only steak that's good. And you're like, okay. And then you go there. You're like, not all that impressed. Outbacks. I know. I'm with you. But there's certain people. To each their own. Some people are wrong, Brett.

[Brett]

Steak is bad.

[Brady]

Look who's talking.

[Brett]

It's up to me.

[Brady]

That's right.

[Brett]

Implement.

[Brady]

Right. The Bible ain't helping you there anyway. So you say, don't give up. Oh, that's beautiful. Kate Bush. Dear Brady, my world has been shattered. Ready for this? This one got me. This came last Tuesday. Wished it was last Monday. My world has been shattered. I just found out my son has been dabbling in dick. Great band name. He's in high school. The teacher caught him and another boy in the bathroom. My son was doing the performing. They were immediately suspended. The school didn't tell me what was going on. They just said it was inappropriate behavior. To his credit, my son fessed up, and I don't know what to do. His mother passed away 10 years ago. I'm doing this all by myself. Do I punish him for this or use this more as a way to accept what he's dealing with? This is actually worse than when his mother died. Sean, look at the serious crap people are turning to you for.

[Brett]

All right, Punishment. Yes.

[Brady]

Yeah.

[Brett]

Because either way, if it was, it was with a girl in the bathroom. He's doing something that he can get in trouble with. It's illegal at school.

[Brady]

Can't go have public sex.

[Brett]

Right?

[Brady]

Yeah.

[Brett]

So there's the punishment part of it.

[Brady]

Don't get caught.

[Brett]

The other side of it is that now that he has dabbling in something.

[Brady]

Like that, Dabbling in the D. It's dabbling in dick.

[Brett]

I think you lie. Open up that communications. Just say, you know, try to understand where he's coming from and let him.

[Brady]

Know you still love him.

[Brett]

Yep.

[Brady]

You care about him. But handshakes, from here on out, no more kissing on the lips. That boy's disgusting. Your sweet little angel's got the D mouth. No more Tom Brady and his son moments. Just maybe, maybe a kiss on the cheek. But I wouldn't even risk that just in case he might have a day.

[Brett]

Where you walk in, you know, you know, clean up his bedroom and stuff. Don't leave the boy butter on the nightstand.

[Brady]

My God, your boy dabbles in D now. You know, it's not a fun way to find out, that's for sure.

[John Holmberg]

Knowing is half the battle.

[Brady]

That's right. The more you know. It's the NBC thing. Hey, Brett, high five. So, yeah, I guess you punish him and accept him. You got to do all that, right? In trouble, you can't do the thing you were doing, but it's not because you're gay. It's because that's just reckless. Think about it. If it was your heterosexual daughter, because essentially it is, and she's getting pounded in a high school bathroom by some guy, how furious would you be? It wouldn't be about accepting her heterosexuality at that point. Be like, you're being a. You're gonna a. You're gonna get sick. You might get thrown in jail. Clean it up.

[Brett]

And to an extent that. Thank God, the School is the one that busted you. And it doesn't get out. Because it could be very embarrassing too, if that became a little. Everyone knows about it.

[Brady]

Sure, sure. It could be. But, you know, he's probably reminding you of his mother quite a bit now.

[John Holmberg]

What? Taking the D?

[Brady]

Yeah. When his mom died, he just replaced her. This is what mom. He's living for mom now. Like mother, like son. Mother, like son. Doing his job. You're just. Every day you're a little bit more like her.

[Brett]

Do the smoking in private.

[Brady]

Yeah, tell them. Look, I don't care that you blow guys. It bugs me a little, but can we not do this in the bathroom?

[Brett]

This is not a smoking room.

[Brady]

This is not why I send you to school. Yeah, get him a muzzle. I see. This is when people are right, like says the guy without a kid. My answers are good. It is not necessarily great for the kid.

[Brett]

Yeah, we had to muzzle them, but.

[Brady]

I could stop it 100%. We muzzled my boy. Why? Kid was going down faster than Tower 2.

[John Holmberg]

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[Brett]

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[Brady]

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[John Holmberg]

33 years goes your inheritance, bro.

[Brady]

Oh, I didn't think of that. That's why he's pissed, man. I don't know that he is. This is not. He's not. But okay, so she's very pretty, but not your typical 20s fling. She's a little bit thick, but she and my dad really hit it off. The age is hardly even a thing. They're best buddies and they're having the time of their lives because my dad is a forever teenager. He's actually a blast. He's very successful, but he's never matured past 22. Anyway, my new 27 year old stepmom, not married yet, but heading that way, has a sister that I cannot get enough of and I'm pretty sure she's into me. She's 23, I'm 31. Is it weird? Because she is sexy and she always hugs me too long, which I love. I just have trouble taking the next step. At least I do right now. But if you Brady, tell me not to, I'm gonna smash tummies with her as fast as possible. Jonathan.

[Brett]

Game on.

[John Holmberg]

There you go.

[Brady]

You think? Hell yeah. It seems a little close. I mean, dad's boning this girl.

[Brett]

I have no problem with that.

[Brady]

Dad's girlfriend's sister in you.

[Brett]

Yeah.

[John Holmberg]

It's like having a catch with.

[Brady]

That's tight.

[Brett]

It is like.

[John Holmberg]

Hopefully it is.

[Brett]

I say a little different catch.

[Brady]

It's having them playing with the mitt hasn't. What were you saying?

[John Holmberg]

It's like having a catch with dad.

[Brady]

What were you saying? Having a what? What'd your mouth out.

[Brett]

With your dad?

[Brady]

It rides with catch. It took me Forever to understand Brady's. I'm so glad you don't have any deaf people in your family. Because what you just said to a deaf guy was. Okay, sure. Having a with dad. Okay, I see what you're up to.

[Brett]

But you're not really, you know.

[Brady]

Okay, but morally you're all right with that?

[Brett]

Sure.

[Brady]

You don't have a problem with that?

[John Holmberg]

Yeah, you do.

[Brady]

I find a little pukey.

[Brett]

Why?

[Brady]

I mean, I do it, but I still think it's a little off. I don't know, something about that's just dabbling in dad's family biz. You know what I mean?

[John Holmberg]

Pornhub.com.

[Brady]

I know. And I think that changed everybody. But I mean, Dad's dating this girl kind of makes her whole family off limits.

[Brett]

I disagree.

[John Holmberg]

I do too.

[Brady]

Wherever my dad's banging, I keep out of that pool by 2 degrees.

[John Holmberg]

You're not banging her.

[Brady]

I know, I know. But it's two degrees removed.

[John Holmberg]

Who are you?

[Brady]

I don't know. This is a thing. Hey, boys. I agree, it's a little shocking. Dan starts hosing a 27 year old do his mom.

[John Holmberg]

Yeah, there you go.

[Brady]

Yeah.

[Brett]

And you're not going to date.

[Brady]

His mom ain't 27.

[Brett]

Well, it doesn't matter. He starts dating her.

[Brady]

Dua Lipa's mom and my dad start dating. Yeah, that's different.

[Brett]

And you.

[Brady]

Because we homeburgs are pulling the leapers off. Come on. That. That's silly. Put it in regular terms. Just some girl and some other girl. It's not Dua Lipa. Does she look like.

[Brett]

Well, doesn't matter that you're a true.

[Brady]

Yeah, she looks like her.

[John Holmberg]

Yeah.

[Brady]

Can she sing? A little. If we went to karaoke, would I be.

[Brett]

That kills it. Kills it.

[Brady]

You guys might be spinning me. See still though.

[John Holmberg]

No, you gotta do that.

[Brady]

Your dad and you dating sisters.

[Brett]

Brett's dad starts dating Mrs. Robbie. Ms. Robbie.

[Brady]

But you keep going to moms where it's age appropriate. Makes sense. Sisters. We're talking about sisters, right?

[Brett]

Okay, you're right.

[Brady]

Yeah.

[John Holmberg]

If he's dating Margaret, Robbie and Margo sitting on the sideline, what would your.

[Brady]

Dad do in the gross sister for huh? Failure.

[Brett]

You still.

[Brady]

Oh no.

[Brett]

Game on.

[Brady]

Yeah way dabbling in all that dad family business.

[John Holmberg]

Nah, man.

[Brady]

Dan starts hosing some chick and her sister looks like Dua Lipa and then I'm in on it. It just feels so trailery.

[John Holmberg]

I don't know what happened to you?

[Brady]

I don't know. Just my dad. It's my dad's D. My dad D Involved. I try to, like, get away from.

[John Holmberg]

You're not in the same room.

[Brady]

I know, but it's too close.

[John Holmberg]

No, it's not.

[Brady]

You know, I would be in the same room a lot. Putting an Eiffel Tower with Dan, maybe.

[Brett]

Kurt, Wesley with Millie, Robbie, and then there you go.

[Brady]

But that's Margot. That's different. Like, of course you're gonna take that. Your dad's the loser there. He shouldn't be sure.

[John Holmberg]

So then what's the problem?

[Brady]

I don't know.

[John Holmberg]

It almost sounds like this guy, the. The. The dad's the loser in this situation too. He's saying how hot the sister is.

[Brady]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Brett]

So he's taking a grenade for you, right?

[Brady]

So you've got Dua and fat Dua. Yeah.

[John Holmberg]

So dad's jumping on the grenade for him.

[Brady]

Still so weird.

[Brett]

Doesn't mean you have to. I mean, you're gonna go out together.

[Brady]

Sister.

[Brett]

Not a lot.

[Brady]

All right.

[John Holmberg]

What happened to you, John? You're flaming out, bro.

[Brady]

I know. It's something there. There's just something about that. I think. I think it's just too much thinking about my dad's weighing. It's too involved in how I know this girl. You know what I mean?

[Brett]

Out of your mind?

[Brady]

No, no. Like, that kid has to get wangs out of his head. I gotta get my dad's wing out of mine. I don't know. It just seems so. I know. We gotta go. No, we don't. Actually. We're good. Oh, we're good.

[Dick Toledo]

Highly protest the double date that you're. You're.

[John Holmberg]

I'm not double dating. But no way.

[Dick Toledo]

You're hanging out with them, doing poor hoses.

[Brady]

A chick.

[Brett]

Well, you're not. You can't avoid. It's not necessarily double date. Yes, you can. You. You're gonna have family time, get together. They're just sisters.

[Dick Toledo]

Like, you're not living together. I'm not spending any time with them.

[Brady]

But the reason you know her. Because your dad's d. Yeah, true that. That troubles me.

[Brett]

You're gonna have to get together initially.

[Dick Toledo]

Got no problem.

[Brady]

She has to be pretty. Do it. This has to be fairly new for me to do this. I mean, we have to be like. Do outfits and maybe even winking a.

[Dick Toledo]

Knot with your dad. We don't talk about this. Right?

[Brady]

We don't talk anymore at all.

[John Holmberg]

Doesn't matter.

[Brett]

I can't. No problems. No problems.

[Brady]

I think you'd have problems.

[Brett]

And if. And if they wanted to go out one time or another, do Something you.

[Brady]

And dad and the sisters I don't.

[Brett]

Mind hanging out with.

[Brady]

I don't know, it's just me thinking about my dad hosing too often. Because first off, most, most kids have trouble with their dads dating somebody younger than them in the first place. You know, so you got that going on. And the dynamic there is the reason you have a problem with it is because you know your dad is just getting prune hands in there like he's getting pruny fingers and pounding away on this girl. And I'm fine for him. That's. I'm happy. But you do think about that. That's why, that's why everybody who says my dad's dating a 27 year old girl. He doesn't. Just the reason you say that is because you place the imagery of why he's doing that. You never just say, oh, my dad's got a new girlfriend. That doesn't bother any. Oh, it's a great kill for him. And then you start dabbling in her family. I get a little too. It's one degree. I could probably get over it in the Dua situation. If she comes in. Hello, how are you? Got the accent and the deep ball.

[John Holmberg]

There you go.

[Brett]

Yeah, this isn't Dua.

[Brady]

Lipa is like a 0.0001% opposite.

[Brett]

He's attracted to her. Listen to what he said. It is almost that qualifies. Like she's smoking hot and they're hitting it off. Nothing's happened yet. He could be interpreting the long hugs wrong too.

[Brady]

Yeah, long, long hugs can be confusing. This says, if you're 31 and your dad is boning a 27 year old, you have every right to bang her family. It's already weird. It's his fault. Yeah, I know. That's what I'm saying.

[John Holmberg]

There you go.

[Brady]

Why add to the weird? It's already weird. Let' pour weird frosting on it. I don't, I don't know.

[Brett]

60 and 27 big.

[Brady]

That's a lot.

[John Holmberg]

Nice kill, dad, though.

[Brady]

That's a lot.

[Brett]

There's a little adjustment, but you know, we can work around that.

[Brady]

I mean, I'm not going to go down the route. And most women say, what do they.

[Brett]

Have to talk about?

[Brady]

I know he's not interested in a chat, but they're having fun. Just dragging more family into it. Just seems strange. Go get your own kind of feeling. Go get your own. But Brett always brings Dua Lipa into it and screws with my brain. Way to go, Burt. It's True, John. You're just troubled by Dan's devil dick. Stop thinking about your dad's dick, man. Can't help it. When I look down, I wonder, are they the same? Did I get what he's got? Did he shortchange me? Anyway, it's 9:39. It's interesting, it's a dilemma. But Brady says, go ahead, pound away on your dad's girlfriend's family. It's all right by him. I'm with Brady and the Lord Jesus.

[Brett]

It's an all skate.

[Brady]

That's all right. I'm with you. All right. Well, there you go. That's what Brady did. I'm just throwing in 2 cents because I'm the logical one. It's 98. Since when?

[Brett]

It's not weird. It's pretty cool actually. No membership fee. I have heard enough of this.

[Brady]

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