08-11-25 - WWBD - His Wife Takes Care Of Twins And Makes Him Takeover When He Gets Home From His 60hr/wk Job - His Wife Hates Her Cans And He's Worried She's Saving Money To Get A Boob Job

Summary

Holmberg's Morning Sickness - Arizona: Episode Summary (08-11-25)

Episode Title:
WWBD - His Wife Takes Care Of Twins And Makes Him Takeover When He Gets Home From His 60hr/wk Job - His Wife Hates Her Cans And He's Worried She's Saving Money To Get A Boob Job

Release Date:
August 11, 2025

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Introduction

In this engaging episode of Holmberg's Morning Sickness on Arizona's #1 Morning Radio Show, host John Holmberg, alongside co-hosts Brady Bogen and Bret Vesely, delves into two pressing listener concerns. The episode intertwines humor with heartfelt advice, aiming to entertain while addressing real-life challenges faced by their audience.

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1. Balancing Work and Domestic Responsibilities

Listener Concern:
A listener named Billy shares his struggle with balancing a demanding 60-hour workweek and managing household responsibilities. Despite his wife's dedication to raising their twins, Billy feels overwhelmed by the additional chores imposed upon him after long workdays.

Key Discussion Points:

• Overburdened by Domestic Duties:
  Billy expresses frustration over having to take over household tasks after enduring exhaustive work hours, leading to resentment towards his wife. He fears this imbalance is straining their relationship.

• Financial Constraints:
  Billy mentions that their tight finances make it challenging to consider external help, such as hiring a maid, exacerbating his stress and feelings of inadequacy.

• Co-Hosts' Advice:

  • Bret Vesely: Suggests investing in maid services as a practical solution, emphasizing that even a modest expense can significantly alleviate household stress.

    "One thing my sister told me that years ago. Get a maid." ([05:46])

  • Brady Bogen: Agrees with Bret, highlighting the long-standing human desire for assistance to improve quality of life. He humorously references historical contexts of servants and modern conveniences, reinforcing the idea that seeking help is both practical and beneficial.

    "We've always had that. There was always a slave, a servant, indentured servitude." ([06:18])

• John Holmberg's Counterpoint:
  John challenges the practicality of hiring help given their financial situation, suggesting that Billy consider simpler solutions like organizing cleaning responsibilities more effectively.

  "What's wrong with you guys? Picking up a mop is a stress relief." ([08:20])

• Compromise Solutions:
  The trio discusses alternative approaches, such as designating specific days for joint cleaning efforts or implementing small, manageable changes to reduce the overall burden without significant financial strain.

Notable Quotes:

• Billy:

  "I come home from work and I have to start another job, which is make sure the kids are okay. And I start cleaning up. It's making me miserable." ([04:33])

• Bret Vesely:

  "You can add on to it, because you could probably add bathrooms, whatever. That's 60 figure 100 bucks." ([05:50])

• John Holmberg:

  "If no clean, you don't have to do it every day." ([08:44])

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2. Concerns Over Wife's Body Image and Potential Surgery

Listener Concern:
Omar reaches out to discuss his wife's persistent dissatisfaction with her breasts, fearing she's saving money for breast augmentation. Omar expresses insecurity about his wife's potential transformation, worried it might attract unwanted attention and affect their marriage.

Key Discussion Points:

• Body Image Issues:
  Omar's wife has long been unhappy with her physique, specifically her breasts. This dissatisfaction seems to stem from both personal insecurities and external influences, such as comparisons to others who have undergone plastic surgery.

• Impact of Health Challenges:
  Omar mentions having suffered a stroke, which has left him bedridden and physically limited. This health setback has financially pressured his wife to return to work, indirectly linking to her desire for physical enhancement.

• Co-Hosts' Perspectives:

  • Bret Vesely: Points out the societal pressures women face regarding physical appearance and the psychological impacts of such expectations.

    "The fear of once they get the cans or kicking you to the curb, leaving you." ([15:49])

  • Brady Bogen: Critiques the obsession with physical perfection, referencing media portrayals and the rise of cosmetic surgery influenced by societal standards and even AI representations of beauty.

    "They're only like. They're only like. They're only like... just be jellyfish." ([17:28])

• Potential Solutions and Compromises:
  The hosts discuss the importance of open communication between partners, suggesting that Omar and his wife seek counseling to address underlying insecurities and relationship dynamics. They also humorously propose compromises, such as selective enhancements, to alleviate tensions while respecting both partners' feelings.

Notable Quotes:

• Omar:

  "She's always said that she wishes they were bigger than they are, which is something I have never agreed with." ([14:17])

• Brady Bogen:

  "She wants to be seen as sexy all the time. But God forbid you say you're sexy because now you're sexualized." ([16:07])

• Bret Vesely:

  "We’re seeing more and more plastic surgeons booming. Huge therapists and other stuff. Psychologists are talking about, man. It's become now dysmorphia." ([17:06])

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Conclusion

Throughout the episode, John Holmberg and his co-hosts adeptly navigate sensitive topics, blending humor with practical advice. They emphasize the importance of communication, mutual understanding, and seeking appropriate support systems to overcome personal and relational challenges. By addressing Billy's struggles with work-life balance and Omar's concerns about his wife's body image, the show offers listeners relatable content coupled with thoughtful recommendations.

Final Thoughts:
The episode underscores the complexities of modern relationships, especially when compounded by work stress and personal insecurities. The hosts advocate for empathy, open dialogue, and proactive problem-solving as essential tools for maintaining healthy and harmonious partnerships.

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Note: All timestamps correspond to the provided transcript for accurate reference.

Transcript

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[Brady]

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[John Holmberg]

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[Brady]

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[Brett]

Here we go.

[Brady]

And I'm like, why? I'm too young. Like, well, blame the radio executives for that, because they've decided to dismiss an entire generation by not listening to you. I'm listening. You didn't look that young. He looked all right. But let's not start screaming like you're a zygote or anything. You're Capable of knowing what a radio is and using it. Are you ready, Brady? Ready. Here we go. I'll start with. I gotta go to. This one's actually more Brett's angle.

[Brett]

Oh.

[Brady]

But it's. He'll be chiming in, I'm sure, so say, hey, Brady. Mostly Brett. The wife stopped cleaning the house and says she's done doing domestic stuff. Uh, she's telling me we need to get a maid. Uh, we're barely making it financially because she hasn't worked since we had the twins three years ago. She does a nice job with those kids, but they sleep four hours in the middle of the day. She can multitask. Meanwhile, I'm busting 60 hours a week, and the house is getting awful. I come home from work and she's like, it's time for you to take over. Cause she's exhausted from her day with the kids. I get home from work and I have to start another job, which is make sure the kids are okay. And I start cleaning up. It's making me miserable. I love our boys, but she's making me hate her. When I get home, she's off. She thinks she's clocked out. And I think she thinks when I leave in the morning, I go run around, play golf, go to strip clubs, and have fun. But I'm actually working my ass off. What would you do, Billy?

[Brett]

What would I do? It will go miles for both you and your wife. You know that money to pay for a maid services there. You're talking about 100 bucks.

[Brady]

Hunt, I just had that homoglyph.

[Brett]

$10? Yeah.

[Brady]

It's 20 bucks an hour, Right?

[Brett]

So you add on to it, because you could probably add bathrooms, whatever. That's 60 figure 100 bucks. And if you do it every other week, not only were the mental health and your wife and whatever, it's. It's a game changer for the relationship and for you. Because there will always be tasks in between there to do, but that'll relieve a lot of that stress. One thing my sister told me that years ago.

[Brady]

Get a maid. Yeah, well, that's very true. And it's. And it's bougie to say, but they're available all over. And there's one thing that's been true throughout the beginning of time for humans. We love servants. We've always had that. Like, in the beginning, there was always a guy who had a guy help him with something. There was always a slave, a servant, indentured servitude. Like, we always try to get somebody we like It. And it does make everybody happier because you don't have to do anything. It's the whole reason the Internet exists, to make everything easier so we don't have to lift a finger. You're 100% correct.

[Brett]

Yeah.

[Brady]

Cut back on something else.

[Brett]

Even if you need to start off and it's one time a month, it'll still be.

[Brady]

And throw some cash at that and make it spotless. And then you guys be better about tidying up after yourself. But there is nothing worse. And ladies, you can't do this. And guys, if you're doing it, it's bad. Is when a dude goes to work and he comes home and has another job at home, and you act like you're the only one who's been doing anything. The last thing a guy who worked all day wants to hear is, you don't do anything around here. Some of us don't. I'm terrible about it. But it's also a thing where it's like, now, hold on a second. You got your side, I've got mine. I'm covering this end especially because she's not working. She's. You're the mother. I'll come home and be good with the kids and stuff, but don't quit and make it my new job. Especially if he's already doing 60 hours a week and he's got to come home and.

[Brett]

And you have to believe it or not. You got to respect both sides of it as much as, you know, perceptions, like, because you'll run in your mind over, like, I'll switch with you. I'll do what you do and anything. How about they got no problem doing this.

[Brady]

Let's suggest this.

[Brett]

It takes. It's different mindsets for both.

[Brady]

This sucks for everybody. But let's pick a day. Let's say they don't have any money. Brady. Let's say that that hundred bucks is just not there.

[Brett]

Yeah.

[Brady]

Let's pick a day. A week. Wednesday, when you come home from work where you both clean for one hour. That's it. And then it's a teamwork thing for the rest of the night. Because you've both had hard days. Huh?

[John Holmberg]

What's wrong with you guys? Picking up a mop is a stress relief. That's what she needs to do. I don't get this. The guy's working 60 hours a week. They're barely making ends meet, and you guys want to get a maid.

[Brady]

He's turning it around on me immediately because this is how I really feel. Go ahead. Go on.

[John Holmberg]

You know Clean up the goddamn house a little bit. That kids sleep for four hours a day. You can do it for two. Then you got two hour break in there.

[Brady]

If no clean, you don't have to do it every day.

[John Holmberg]

Exactly. You don't clean every day.

[Brett]

Being done, that's one thing. If she's not doing anything, then you got a problem. But just telling you it's still worth it when you.

[John Holmberg]

A bottle of 409 and a mop.

[Brady]

Yeah.

[John Holmberg]

Get to work.

[Brady]

That'll calm her down a little bit. You know what? Screw you, Brady. Brett's right. This guy's humping it for 60 hours a week.

[John Holmberg]

He's not putting his time in, paying.

[Brady]

For bills and kids. And he's barely making it work. And he's letting you stay to be a good mom. You should be more grateful than that should, Billy. Your wife might be a. Brett's right.

[Brett]

Good luck implementing.

[Brady]

I don't know what I was thinking. I don't know what I was thinking with my modern 2025 views of. Maybe you should do some cleaning together. No. If you're gonna have an old fashioned household, you better be. You know what? You should do your hair and be all dressed up when he comes home. And have a martini in your hand when he walks in the door. Yeah.

[John Holmberg]

Have his smoking jacket and his slippers ready to go.

[Brady]

How come in the olden days, on the old TV shows, June Cleaver never said, ward, I'm off. These kids drove me nuts. Today, Ward came in and sat in a room by himself. Read the paper. Leave your father alone. Brett's right. You turned me, man. You sit down and have a chat about who's gonna clean next. No, you are. It's your job. That's your job.

[John Holmberg]

Here they come. Amen.

[Brady]

Brett, get off your ass. Yeah, I agree. I come home from work, I get a meal on the table, a drink in my hand. And your job is to get rid of the stress that I take on all day so you don't have to work. See, I'm even sounding like him now. Come on.

[John Holmberg]

And that's what this guy says too. What the hell is she doing when those kids are sleeping four hours in the middle of the day?

[Brady]

Yeah, and again, it's probably not every day. And she is doing a tough job.

[John Holmberg]

And you don't need to clean every day either.

[Brady]

Twins are tough.

[Larry McFeely]

There's time.

[Brady]

It's like two puppies. They wear each other out.

[Larry McFeely]

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[Brett]

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[Larry McFeely]

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[Brady]

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[John Holmberg]

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[Byron]

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[John Holmberg]

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[John Holmberg]

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[Brady]

Yeah, put him in a cage and let him wrestle and stuff.

[Brett]

You want to go that route, go ahead.

[Brady]

I like Brett's way.

[Brett]

Or you can be a hero.

[Brady]

Or you can do it Brady's way.

[John Holmberg]

Or you can be a.

[Brady]

See, now there it is. You either have to swallow the. Swallow your pride. I was gonna say swallow the. But you should say that.

[John Holmberg]

Wrong station.

[Brady]

That's right. Oh, yeah. No, do they do that over there?

[John Holmberg]

Swallow Pride?

[Brady]

Yeah. No, no, the other thing. I know they swallow a lot, but I. I said. I was gonna say you had to SW93.3.

[John Holmberg]

This guy goes, what is this guy married to my wife?

[Brady]

There's nothing worse, though, than saying, when I'm. When you get home, I'm done working. Yeah, because that dude's working. All right. That's tough one, Brady. I allowed my sister to move in with me a year ago. Everything split down the middle. Fair rent for her since she's younger. Still getting started with the finances. She's a complete pig. Doesn't clean. Here we go. Help around the house. And her dogs pretty much ruined my carpet. I gotta make her pay for repairs. Or maybe I just kick her to the curb and give up the extra side cash for rent. What do you think, Chris?

[Brett]

Here's one thing that I would do that is definitely tell your sister how you, you know, help out, clean out or else. Cleaning up or else. Yeah, or rent goes up. A hundred bucks.

[Brady]

Oh, yeah.

[Brett]

100 bucks.

[Brady]

If you want to live like a pig, you're gonna pay the way up. And I'm gonna use some of that money to get a maid here, too. What's going on out there? Clean up your houses, pigs.

[John Holmberg]

Grab a mop.

[Brady]

Grab a mop. Hand it to her and go, here's what. The extra. The rent you're not paying, it comes out of here and point to the mop. And here's how it works. Finally. Wait. Somebody get up and clean the house, for Christ's sake.

[Brett]

You know the other thing I tell you? Even. Even getting the help of a cleaning service. Oh, you're still gonna hear it from your wife.

[Brady]

That's personal cleaning. Let's not do that right now. I understand what you're saying. It's very true. They have to clean for the maid.

[Brett]

That's just marriage.

[Brady]

Yeah, look, Homo Glow was the most fun. Damn it. 93.3Homa Glow.

[John Holmberg]

Oh, okay.

[Brett]

I told Ronnie about homoglow.

[Brady]

Homoglow is great. And it's not the greatest clean, but it's a nice little helper. Dusting, getting things picked up, getting the floor, vacuum and all that. It's nice. 20 bucks, 25 bucks. Big deal. Throw a couple bucks her way on the schedule. Dear Brady, my wife has been unhappy with her cans, probably since before we even started dating. She's always said that she wishes they were bigger than they are, which is something I have never agreed with. I love them the way they are. And a few years ago, one of my cousins, Grove. There's no period in this. My cousin's girlfriend showed up to my mom's house for Christmas, and I think she Had a new big pair of cans, and my wife started to grill her for information. We've been married almost 15 years now. I had a stroke a few years ago, and I forgot to make periods. Said I had a stroke a few years ago and I'm bedridden because I lost. Lost the use of my left side. I'm not working. So she got a job to support our family, I guess. But now I'm thinking that she got the job because she's trying to get money for breast augmentation, something I should just let her do. I don't want her to get smoking hot enough that it's unwanted attention from guys as it is. Signed, Omar.

[Brett]

The fear of once they get the cans or kicking you to the curb, leaving you. Or they want to be looked upon, which all girls will always want to be.

[Brady]

Yeah. Admired, they want. I watched a show the other day, yesterday, in fact, about Aubrey o' Day from Daddy Kane.

[Brett]

Yeah.

[Brady]

Is on some show where they're, like, trying to reverse their plastic surgery and they have a choice. Like, they're trying to tell them, you look crazy, you've done too much. And they. And Dr. Debrow said, your lips are so big. Like, why? And she goes, well, when you got one in your mouth, you want the lips to be on top. Like, what do you want to see when you're watching a girl do that to you? Like a lip all folded up or one on top? And he's like, you. You did that for blowjobs. And she's like, yeah, but every day you walk around not blowing people. You look like a crazy person. Whatever. She leaves. I'm like, jesus, they're nuts. All of them are crazy. But that's all it was. She just wants to be seen as sexual. But don't sexualize me. She wants to be seen as sexy all the time. But God forbid you say you're sexy because now you're sexualized. It was bad. This lady wants to be seen, which.

[Brett]

We'Re seeing more and more plastic surgeons are booming.

[Brady]

Oh.

[Brett]

But huge therapists and other stuff. Psychologists are talking about, man. It's become now dysmorphia. Yeah.

[Brady]

It used to be, you know, eating disorders, and now it's the surgeries.

[Brett]

That's so the only thing that I don't like, you know, that I would say I'd be careful about. But once. Once they get that image.

[Brady]

Oh, yeah.

[Brett]

In their mind, where do you see.

[Brady]

What AI does to them? It's already started. But when AI girls start to become the norm, that Dudes are like, that's hot. These chicks are going to be. They're only like. They're going to have, like, all their ribs removed. Just be jellyfish.

[Brett]

So the. The best thing that I heard in this story is if she, in fact, is earning money to get the. The job done herself rather than him paying for it.

[Brady]

Yeah. Or he's splitting, but he's on disability, right?

[Brett]

Yeah.

[Brady]

And she got a job to make ends meet. She's saving all that money from disability or the money from her job to buy new cans. That is a little weird because he's only got one good arm. Tell you what. How about we meet in the middle? You only get one done. You get your left can blown up. Because Omar's only got one arm that works. It's his right one. So just meet that in the middle. Keep the other one normal stuff a bra or something like that. Half the half price.

[Brett]

And at the same time, I do think if she gets. She's gone.

[Brady]

You think? So she's gonna leave Strokey. He's gonna get better.

[John Holmberg]

Maybe.

[Brady]

It's a good point.

[Brett]

The thoughts there. I can understand where he has that.

[Brady]

If she gets great cans, you think she's gonna want somebody with two working arms to manipulate those?

[Brett]

Well, if she gets the great cans and she runs into someone that she can still motorboat.

[Brady]

Can motorboat. But it's.

[Brett]

But they must not be that.

[John Holmberg]

They all lived up then.

[Brady]

Until my motorbike.

[Brett]

Then.

[Brady]

Then he's into that because he's got no choice. He likes them the way they are.

[Brett]

Yeah.

[Brady]

But he's also insecure about if they get bigger, he's gonna lose her. That's the real letter there was. I'm insecure. My wife gets pretty big part because he's had this stroke, so he feels like half a man because half of them's not working. And then she's trying to get her boobs squeezed together. And he can't do that. He needs. You know, he can only bat him around.

[John Holmberg]

He could lose her either way, though. It's not.

[Brady]

You know, it's not just because he's half. Yeah.

[Brett]

They do feel better after. Yeah, most.

[Brady]

Yeah, I agree. Giant cans do feel better. Brady's right.

[John Holmberg]

Oh, I'm with him on that.

[Brady]

Augmentation into giant cans. Brady's right. That does feel better.

[John Holmberg]

She's an earner. She's trying to get her own thing going.

[Brady]

Left. Better. Not lazy. Not raising twins. So you want to be a housewife? Do the housewife stuff. Yeah. Yeah. Marcus is right.

[Brett]

That's what we don't know about. What did they have set up? Was it a traditional deal?

[Brady]

Yes, because she's not working. She's raising the kids.

[John Holmberg]

That leave it to Beaver stuff.

[Brady]

She left work to stay at home with the kids is what the email said. Matthew, you ain't clean and hit the bricks, bitch. Men have a very specific feeling about this. We don't want to hear it. Not. Not nice, but it's true. And while your husband has a stroke, stop thinking about your cans so much. Your medical expenses shouldn't be going towards.

[Brett]

And what if she's not saving that or making that money for that reason?

[Brady]

Yeah, ask her. Yes, I'm getting cans. Okay.

[Brett]

Write it out. You're better off writing it.

[Brady]

Let her get big cans. Use your good hand on them.

[Brett]

Or typing. Typing. Whatever the question.

[Brady]

Chicken. Right hand. Type us that thing. You'll get it. Those look great. Thanks.

[Brett]

I'm gonna go out with the girls.

[Brady]

Boy. Yeah, Brett's right. You could lose her either way. Strokey or not, I hope you get better from your stroke. That's what I'd focus on if I was you. There you go, everybody. You did it, Brady. You solved everybody's problems as well as you can. It's. What would Brady do? And that's what he did. Arizona's most powerful rock radio station. He said, fully erect.

[John Holmberg]

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[Byron]

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[John Holmberg]

Wait, there's no backorders?

[Byron]

Nope. We work with all our distributors, so what you see on our site is what's actually available. We ship all over the country, so we're not just for Arizonans anymore. If the firearm you want is legal in your state, we can get it to a dealer for you to pick up.

[John Holmberg]

Sounds simple. That's why I always go to MMP.

[Brady]

Guns.Com it's John Holberg here from the morning sickness. And it's time to talk about TVs Doug Hopkins of my home group and Doug Hopkins.com I tell you about the house down the street from me that has had a for sale sign in the yard for three months now. In fact, it's the fourth different sign. They've got a new realtor all the time. I do know this, though. They wouldn't be dealing with all this stress if they'd just called TVs Doug Hopkins because he's more than a guy buying your house. He makes an offer for your house, cash. As is, you don't have to do anything. The deal is over. So all you got to do is start the process online@doug hopkins.com or sing.

[John Holmberg]

All right, HMS podcast time again.

[Brady]

It'll let you know where to go.

[John Holmberg]

For some great comedy in the Valley this week. Eastside and Tempe at the Improv Catch the always hilarious Carlos Mencia. Funny Marco will be performing his sets downtown at Standup Live and at the Desert Ridge Improv. You've got the one and only Annie Letterman entertaining you all week. For the complete lineups and for Tickets, go to standuplive.com, desertridgeimprov.com and tempeimprov.com com.