She gets it from her Father

Summary

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Laugh With Me — "She Gets It From Her Father"

Host: Jeremy Odem
Guest: "Hats" (Jeremy's daughter)
Release Date: October 12, 2025

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Episode Overview

In this heartfelt and hilarious episode, comedian and host Jeremy Odem welcomes his daughter — known on the podcast as "Hats" — for her third appearance, and her first in the brand-new Laugh With Me studios. The episode revolves around the comedic dynamics of their father-daughter relationship, dissecting Jeremy's questionable "dad jokes," their shared love (and critique) of horror movies, Hats’ budding theater career, and a competitive round of accent imitation. The banter delivers laughs while also providing genuine insights into generational perspectives and the ways family humor both embarrasses and endears.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. The Origin Story of Jeremy’s Comedic Timing

• The Incident: Jeremy reminisces about his high school days as a grocery store cashier, where he’d build suspense on the intercom by pausing dramatically before announcing which register needed help.
• Quote:
  • "I would get on the intercom and I'd be like, manager needed on register two. And I would give the longest pause and let them just sit there and wait." — Jeremy (04:27)
• Insight: Hats suggests this might be where Jeremy developed his comedic sense of timing, laying the groundwork for his future as a comedian.

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2. The "6 7" Phenomenon: Dad Jokes vs. Daughter's Sanity

• The Gag: Jeremy teases his daughter with a made-up "6 7" hand gesture and phrase, much to her chagrin.
• Hats’ View:
  • "The issue is that you're 42. That's definitely one of them. You're an adult. And you're my dad. Yeah, pretty much. And the malicious intent behind it?" — Hats (06:28)
• Group Chat Embarrassment:
  • Hats admits to sharing Jeremy’s dad jokes, "6 7" references, and wild statements (e.g., “Timu. Lady Gaga died.”) with friends in a group chat for humor and commiseration.
• Jeremy’s Reaction:
  • "And you make it seem like, oh, I'm constantly spitting out 911 jokes." — Jeremy (07:55)
  • Hats fires back, recounting a recent "not again" joke as they saw a plane fly overhead. (08:06)

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3. Horror Movies and Teenage Frights

• Scary Acres Excitement: Hats is headed to her first horror attraction, "Scary Acres," and is equal parts excited and apprehensive.
• Analyzing Her Role:
  • "Am I the leading lady or am I a bit character? That’s the thing. You really gotta think about what your role is. And as a theater person, I know that roles can kind of do with how your story's ending." — Hats (10:59)
• Love for the Genre:
  • Hats humorously admits she enjoys the death scenes in horror flicks, expressing a particular fondness for Final Destination, which she jokingly blames on her dad.
  • "I like the deaths because then I can laugh at them. Like, I like when they actually die." — Hats (09:30)

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4. Hats’ Theater Journey & Family Accents

• Musical Role: Hats will play "June" in her school’s production of "Oklahoma" — her first named role.
  • "You're not ensemble. You have a character name. What's the character name? June." — Jeremy (11:44)
• Accent-Off:
  • Jeremy insists Hats inherited her accent prowess from him and challenges her to various accents (Oklahoma, Tennessee, British, Texan), resulting in playful roasting and mutual mockery.
  • Memorable Back-and-Forth:
    • "As you know, I am actually somewhat of a star when it comes to accents." — Jeremy (12:07)
    • "You are something to do with accents." — Hats (12:12)
    • "No, that sounds like you have a speech impediment." — Hats on Jeremy’s British accent (14:01)
    • "I'm a British person that has a speech impediment now, clearly. How did that go?" — Jeremy (14:21)
    • "That was more authentic to the character." — Hats (14:26)

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5. Math Homework, Debate, and Parental Last Resorts

• Academic Help: Hats describes her strategic approach to seeking homework help, ranking her dad as the "last resort."
  • "You were a last resort." — Hats (17:21)
  • Jeremy retorts: "You know, I did graduate high school. Right. And, you know, I have a college degree." (17:51)
  • Hats: "Wasn't so sure on the second year. Those things can be fabricated. This is brutal. Academics aren't for everyone." (17:59)
• Debate Class—Missed Opportunities:
  • Jeremy laments that despite being a former celebrated debater, Hats never seeks his advice:
    • "If Picasso lives in your house, you go ask their advice about — you aren’t Picasso of debate." — Hats (20:54)

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6. Promotional Plugs & The Closing Banter

• What’s to Promote:
  • Hats plugs the TV show "Yellowjackets" (21:18), prompting Jeremy’s mock outrage about "no free ads."
• Goodbyes & Reflections:
  • Jeremy congratulates Hats on her theater success and invites her to return when she "changes her attitude" about his homework help, which she flatly refuses.
  • The interplay maintains their loving, sarcastic rapport until the end.

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• On “Inside Thoughts”:
  • "Do thing as inside thoughts..." — Hats (08:26)
• On Teen Dynamics:
  • "I'm utterly disappointed in how you've grown up." — Hats, deadpan (18:36)
• On Generational Humor:
  • "Teenagers, man. Teenagers. They scare the [bleep] out of..." — Jeremy (23:18)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Comedic Timing Origins: 04:07–05:00
• The “6 7” Phenomenon & Group Chat: 06:12–07:41
• Dad’s Off-Color Jokes: 07:55–08:12
• Horror Movie Talk & Scary Acres: 08:31–10:59
• Musical Preparation & Accent Swap: 11:27–15:22
• Homework Help Ranks: 16:14–17:51
• Debate Team Slights: 20:03–21:05
• Promotion & Sign-off: 21:18–21:40

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Episode Tone

• Playful, self-deprecating, and relentlessly teasing, this episode overflows with the energy of a family that loves to push each other’s buttons — always with affection. Hats’ dry wit and deadpan deliveries match Jeremy’s boisterous, joke-rich banter stride for stride, providing listeners with both laughs and a glimpse at the real dynamics behind every good family joke.

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Transcript

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[Jeremy Odom]

Step into the zone. It's Jeremy O. Jokes are flying fast like a late night show Sports and laughs, yeah the stories collide O.J. simpson and Thongs on the wild side Catch the punchline if you can.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

It's.

[Jeremy Odom]

A circus with a one man band Laugh with me ha ha ha Bring you funny ha ha ha ha from sports to songs to comedy Laugh with.

Me ha ha ha.

Kick the beat hard like a field goal try stand up stories that will make you cry Sip your coffee, don't spill on your lap this show's so funny it's.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Laugh.

[Jeremy Odom]

With me ha ha ha Bring your funny ha ha ha ha from sports to thongs to comedy Laugh with me ha ha ha so grab your headphones, tune in free Jeremy's got the laughs you need. Laugh with me ha ha.

Sam, welcome back. It's a brand new episode. This is Laugh With Me, a podcast with Jeremy Odom.

[Ali Jackson]

I'm your host.

[Jeremy Odom]

Jo, and sitting across from me for the third time on the Laugh With Me podcast, for the first time in our brand new Laugh With Me studios, and for the first time, watching me do the intro and laughing her head off is just that. How you doing?

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Fine.

[Jeremy Odom]

Welcome to the show.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Okay.

[Jeremy Odom]

Why were you laughing when I was introing the show? You know, welcoming the audience Big audience.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

By the way, because it's really funny seeing you go like, I'm your host, and then leaning back for a solid 25 minutes. J O.

[Jeremy Odom]

Do you know the history behind the pause?

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

I don't, and I don't necessarily know if I want to know.

[Jeremy Odom]

No, you need to know this. So when I was. This was probably. It had to have been high school. Had to have been high school. And I was a cashier at the grocery store.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Oh, way back.

[Jeremy Odom]

Yes. And it had to have been high school because I wasn't old enough to ring up alcohol. Sometimes I needed a manager to come over and help, you know, with various different things. Right. That was back when grocery stores still accepted, like, people's personal checks, pay for the groceries and whatnot. You probably know what those are.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

I. I know what that is.

[Jeremy Odom]

Okay. All right. Okay.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

I'm not five.

[Jeremy Odom]

True. So I would get on the intercom and let's say I needed a manager over, you know, to, you know, ring up alcohol. I would get on the intercom and I'd be like, manager needed on register two. And I would give the longest pause and let them just sit there and wait to know where they had to go.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Is that where your comedy started? Your comedic timing?

[Jeremy Odom]

That was probably where it all began. Yeah. Good call.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

What if you didn't work there?

[Jeremy Odom]

If I didn't work there, you know, I'd probably. I'd probably not be as tired. It's possible I would. I don't. I don't know. I. I wouldn't be a. Maybe it wouldn't have been as stressed out so young. I think there's. There's a lot of.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

So you're saying this is a bad thing?

[Jeremy Odom]

I think there could have been some.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Not work in the grocery business. This is a psa, by the way.

[Jeremy Odom]

This is a psa. No, I'm not saying that. The grocery business taught me a lot and gave me a really strong work ethic that continues to this day, hopefully. So.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Still working that business.

[Jeremy Odom]

Still working that business. Thanks for coming on the show. We've been talking about doing this for some time. I don't know. Probably like six, seven weeks or so.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Oh, my goodness.

[Jeremy Odom]

What?

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Oh, my goodness. What? You know what? Why'd you have to bring up the 6 7?

[Jeremy Odom]

So let me ask you about 6 7. The 67 phenomenon that it is is just. It's incredible how it's just swept across all young people. They. They love six, seven. They do the hand thing.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

I didn't say that they loved it. I Did not say that they love it now.

[Jeremy Odom]

Has not been ever since I've started saying it, which has been a few weeks now. You get so mad, you get so embarrassed. You tell me to stop.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Yes, I do.

[Jeremy Odom]

Why? What? What about me doing it that you just hate?

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

The issue is that you're 42. That's definitely one of them. You're an adult.

[Jeremy Odom]

Yeah.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

And you're my dad. Yeah, pretty much. And the malicious intent behind it?

[Jeremy Odom]

The malicious. I have no malicious intent behind my six seven.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Kind of seems like malicious intent. Not gonna lie.

[Jeremy Odom]

Yeah. And because of the 6 7, I found out that you have been taking quotes from me and throwing it into you and your friends group chat.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Yes, I have.

[Jeremy Odom]

Why? Can you give me in the thousands that have been that will listen to this why and what are you saying in this group chat about me?

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Okay, so I feel like the most important part is why I do this. That way they can really understand my pain in this suffrage that I go through every day. Just hearing you go six seven and karate chopping. I'd really like them to experience what I go through and then the what things that I tell them all your six seven things. The 911 jokes and Teemu. Lady Gaga died. That's a direct quote.

[Jeremy Odom]

What were we watching the other night?

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Him.

[Jeremy Odom]

Oh, we're watching the movie. Him. The Jordan Peele executive produced horror film. I thought it was a good movie, but there was. Yeah, there was like a character in there that get. That looks like a Lady Gaga.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Timu. Lady Gaga.

[Jeremy Odom]

And I was like, oh, Timu, Lady Gaga's dead. And that makes the group chat. And you make it seem like, oh, I'm constantly spitting out 911 jokes.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

You are. And we saw a plane in the sky on the way home and you pointed up to and said, not again.

[Jeremy Odom]

Oh, no, that's. Thank you, Johnny. That is the thing is that sometimes I say the things that are in my head. Is it fair to say?

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

No, that's.

[Jeremy Odom]

That's not fair to say that I.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Do thing as inside thoughts.

[Jeremy Odom]

Oh, so I shouldn't be doing that is what you're getting?

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

That is what I am saying.

[Jeremy Odom]

Okay, well, speaking of horror movies, recently we watched the movie Monsters. I enjoyed it. What you're. You're a young person who's found that you enjoy horror movies. I do, but I particularly. We were watching Monsters. You were? There was a couple times you screamed.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Out, wait, wait, what movie are we talking about?

[Jeremy Odom]

Monsters. Weapons.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Weapons.

[Jeremy Odom]

Why did I say monsters?

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

I don't know. I didn't know what you were talking about?

[Jeremy Odom]

Yeah.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Like, I don't remember watching this.

[Jeremy Odom]

This is my old age catching up to me.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Exactly. This is the 42 part.

[Jeremy Odom]

This is 42 catching up to me. No. Okay. We watched Weapons.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Weapons.

[Jeremy Odom]

There was a couple times you screamed out. Would you say that that is, like, your favorite part of, like, a horror movie that you. When you get scared or what? Like, what do you like about horror movies at your age?

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

I like. I like the deaths because then I can laugh at them. Like, I like when they actually die.

[Jeremy Odom]

That's why you like Final Destination?

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Yeah, I'm a little messed up, but I'm gonna blame you for that one.

[Jeremy Odom]

Oh, no. So on one hand you're like, stop with the 911 jokes. And on the other hand, you're like, I like watching shows where people die.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Yep, pretty much.

[Jeremy Odom]

Okay.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

That's exactly where I am.

[Jeremy Odom]

Yeah. Okay, Sounds good. Yeah. You're literally. You're minutes away from leaving here and going to a place called Scary Acres. It's an outside kind of horror theme park type thing. This is the first time you've ever experienced anything like this. What. What are your thoughts going into it, like, ahead of time? What do you think?

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

I am absolutely petrified. But I like the fact that I'm with my friends because then I could be like, oh, ha, ha ha. I'm here with my friends because that means that I'm not actually gonna die, but horror movies are with their friends. And so I'm like, am I the next star or am I the next victim? You never know. Do I come out alive or is it going to be like, in Scream when I can't remember the guy's name, he was like, okay, there's rules to horror movies. Then he survives the first one but dies in the second.

[Jeremy Odom]

Yeah.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Going based on his own rules.

[Jeremy Odom]

Yeah. Jamie Kennedy's character. So you're. You're Your issue heading into going to this, like, haunted house attraction. Is it, am I the leading lady or am I a bit character?

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Yeah, that's the thing. You really gotta think about what your role is. And as a theater person, I know that roles can kind of do with how your story's ending.

[Jeremy Odom]

I love that.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

And I don't know how short it's going.

[Jeremy Odom]

I love that you're. That is literally your concern right now is, am I the leading gal and am I gonna survive this thing or am I a big character? No one's gonna remember my name. Mm. That's amazing. All right, well, speaking of theater, you are in a musical Coming up.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Yes, I am.

[Jeremy Odom]

Oklahoma. And you have two lines, if you count my laugh.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Three.

[Jeremy Odom]

So three lines.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Three lines in it.

[Jeremy Odom]

Which congratulations by. To getting a spot in there.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

I'm not ensemble.

[Jeremy Odom]

You're not ensemble. You have a character name. What's the character name? June. June. Okay.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Not to be confused with the other month. July.

[Jeremy Odom]

Correct. So one of the things that I found interesting in this is that you are having to perform an accent in your role, or that's something that you've taken to the role. Right? That's.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Yeah. It's a part of being in 1906.

[Jeremy Odom]

Correct.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Oklahoma.

[Jeremy Odom]

As you know, I am actually somewhat of a star when it comes to accents.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

You are something to do with accents.

[Jeremy Odom]

Correct. And I thought it would be fun here if we were able to work out some accents right now just so that the audience knew kind of how. Where you get this talent from, because you're. You're going on doing musicals, and you're in show choir and you're a performer.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy Odom]

And you're doing very well in that world. And I just think it's fair to show the audience. You got it from me. Because honestly. Honestly, I'm.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

I'm saying this behind gritted teeth, by the way.

[Jeremy Odom]

So Oklahoma, for example, I'm going to assume you're doing Southern accent for June, right? Yep. Okay. So Southern accent. Someone maybe from accent some. Oklahoma.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

From Oklahoma.

[Jeremy Odom]

Oklahoma. Oklahoma.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

I don't like that.

[Jeremy Odom]

Oh, I like that.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Oh, I don't.

[Jeremy Odom]

Oh. Oh, I like that. Oklahoma.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Oklahoma.

[Jeremy Odom]

Okay.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Where the wind comes sweeping down the planes.

[Jeremy Odom]

Yeah, Sweeping. Sweeping down the plains in Oklahoma. So that was good.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

I like mine better.

[Jeremy Odom]

Well, we'll just have to agree to disagree. So let's see. Let's do. Let's do Tennessee. Okay.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Tennessee.

[Jeremy Odom]

Yeah.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

I'm. I'm from Tennessee.

[Jeremy Odom]

I'm from Tennessee.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

I don't know what a Tennessee accent is. I made this up three years ago.

[Jeremy Odom]

It sounds like this. We're from Tennessee.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

It feels right.

[Jeremy Odom]

You live in Knoxville, because I do, too.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

I don't know.

[Jeremy Odom]

Okay.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

I'm not placed in Tennessee.

[Jeremy Odom]

Let's do, like, British. Like, British.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

British.

[Jeremy Odom]

I'm British now. I'm. We're on the podcast talking British.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Oh, I don't like that.

[Jeremy Odom]

Oh, you don't like British?

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

No, I don't like your British accent.

[Jeremy Odom]

My British is. I'm.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

I'm not good.

[Jeremy Odom]

I'm a pod. This podcast is very popular in England.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

No, that sounds like you have a speech impediment.

[Jeremy Odom]

What are you talking about? Speech impediment? Oh, okay. Good call. I need to get in character. I'm in. I'm a British person that has a speech impediment. Okay, hold on. Okay, hold on.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Let me.

[Jeremy Odom]

Hold on. Okay, hold on. I mean. I mean, we're on this podcast, talking British, and I have a speech impediment now, clearly. How did that go?

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

That was more authentic to the character.

[Jeremy Odom]

Thank you, Johnny. Thank you. Johnny gets it.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Who is Johnny?

[Jeremy Odom]

He's my producer. He's doing the sound effects. He's making sure. The sounds. You just. You just. You stop right there. You've heard of movie magic?

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Yes.

[Jeremy Odom]

This is the movies. This is movie magic.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

I'm ruining the magic.

[Jeremy Odom]

You are ruining the magic. Okay, hold on. All right, we got. Let's do one more. Let's do Texas. A little Texan. Let's do Texan. Okay.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

My Texas accent's pretty similar to my Oklahoma accent. Yeah, my Texas just a little bit more country, if you know what I mean.

[Jeremy Odom]

Texas forever.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

America.

[Jeremy Odom]

Horns, big cowboys and cowgirls.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Everything's bigger in Texas.

[Jeremy Odom]

We got them big trucks. Big trucks, big trucks and big bucks.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Ford trucks and buckies.

[Jeremy Odom]

There you go.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Gotta love buckies.

[Jeremy Odom]

Yeah, baby.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

My country accent's my favorite.

[Jeremy Odom]

That's a good one. All right. I think the audience gets the idea that you get your accents from me.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

All right? Okay.

[Jeremy Odom]

Laugh with me.

Hahaha.

Bring you funny. Ha. From sports to thongs to comedy. Laugh with me.

So one of the last things I wanted to talk about, unless you've got something you want to talk about, don't you? You're. You're. Well, obviously, I'm going to ask you if you. What you have to promote. Remember, every time you've been on the show, I've said, hey, hats, what do you got to promote? And you generally don't have anything to promote. This time I'm gonna ask you, what do you got to promote? And I hope you have something to promote. Just know in the back of your head I'm going to ask you.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

I was not prepared, but okay.

[Jeremy Odom]

Yeah. So last thing I want to talk about, you had homework the other day, and I think it was like a story problem, like math. And you were asking the room, you were asking your mom, you were asking your brother. I was there as well. And you were asking them like, hey, help me with this. You know, you're reading through it or whatever. And you were specifically asking them what they thought. And I made note. You didn't ask me. And you then. I do not regret that you then. Attempted to move on. And I was like, hey, hey, hold on a second. Let me get a shot at this. Why?

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Well, I know for a fact that I asked my brother Braden because he was in this math class last year, since I'm in the accelerated one. So since he's two years ahead of me, I'm actually only one year behind him in math. And so I was like, okay, you know what's going on here? But it was. It was like a different math program, so he didn't know what's going on. So I was like, oh, mom, you were the smart one in high school. So I'm like, okay, I'll ask you. Let's see what you got going on. Then she gives me a fairly reasonable answer after looking it over for some time. And so I realized I'm good. I didn't think. I felt like you were my last resort there.

[Jeremy Odom]

So you were holding out in case nobody else understood.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Yes.

[Jeremy Odom]

You were like, you know what?

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

You were a last resort.

[Jeremy Odom]

I could get the answer immediately and ask dad.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Or no, that's no. Or I get the answer immediately, kind.

[Jeremy Odom]

Of check the temperature of the room, and then go to dad if I have to. Like, it used to be too easy. They'd be like, googling the answer.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Basically Googled anything. I'd like to say mother did get it.

[Jeremy Odom]

Yeah. But I could have, right?

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Could you have? I like to think you'd like to think that. That's for sure. But a lot of people think things that aren't true. This is brutal. Academics aren't for everyone.

[Jeremy Odom]

Yeah, for sure. And that's. You know, I did graduate high school. Right. And, you know, I have a college degree.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Wasn't so sure on the second year. Those things can be fabricated.

[Jeremy Odom]

And I am a graduate of the school of hard knocks. Are you aware that I come from the streets?

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

No, I'm not. And I don't think that this is true facts.

[Jeremy Odom]

Oh, it's true. These are. These are the things that I think you really need to, like, consider when you're thinking about who should I ask about my homework?

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Who really lives through be going to my brother and my mother.

[Jeremy Odom]

Okay. All right. I guess it's less on my plate, huh?

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Yeah, pretty much.

[Jeremy Odom]

Six, seven. No. Six, seven.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

I'm utterly disappointed in how you've grown up.

[Jeremy Odom]

Oh, no, that's no good. Well, we are.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

I will be having a conversation with your father.

[Jeremy Odom]

We are? Yeah. That you probably should.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

I'm going to your manager.

[Jeremy Odom]

Yeah, well, I know you're leaving here in just a Couple of minutes to go to the Scary Acres. Scary Acres, the kind of Halloween horror theme attraction. Before you go, though, just want to say congrats again on being on the musical. You have worked very hard. I know. At that. Not just getting the role, but then.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Also I had to perfect the laugh because my friend Emily, who actually does the laugh, I'm mocking her. In this case, her voice is. She's a soprano, so she has a very high voice, and so the laugh is very high pitched. No, she's from Nebraska. But my voice does not go that high. So I've really had to learn to adapt to what I can do. And I think that it's turned out pretty well because the drama teacher, she said that it definitely improved from the first time. I have to make it loud and obnoxious.

[Jeremy Odom]

Yeah.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Something that makes people go, yeah, that's.

[Jeremy Odom]

What you want out of that character.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Mm.

[Jeremy Odom]

Well, I just want to say congrats. I know you've worked really hard on that. Also, just want. You're. You're obviously welcome to come back on the show when you have changed your attitude about how I can help you with homework.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

That will not happen.

[Jeremy Odom]

So I just want to throw that out, that invite. And what do you have to promote?

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

I would ask you for help on English homework.

[Jeremy Odom]

Yeah.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Yeah, there you go. That. So really, here's the other thing.

[Jeremy Odom]

Here's one last thing here. It's a good. It's a great. Just a great point you just made. You're in debate class this semester, and I am famously a great debater. I don't know if you know this interesting word, but I am the. I was the third speaker at Central, and.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Oh, we know. Yeah, you like to bring that.

[Jeremy Odom]

And you've never once come to me and been like, hey, dad, I've got this debate coming up. I need some help. What are you thinking? Or, I don't need help, but what do you think?

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

You know, I don't know.

[Jeremy Odom]

Just kind of getting, you know, parts of the brain that became the third speaker at Central. It's just. It's shocking.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

But I do have a reason for that, and that is because the class is so easy that I don't need your help. As in, it seems pretty simple for other people to do.

[Jeremy Odom]

If Picasso lives in your house, you go ask their advice about, you aren't Picasso of debate.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

You aren't the Picasso. You're not the Leonardo da Vinci. You're not the Vincent van Gogh.

[Jeremy Odom]

Yeah. We agree to disagree on this topic, but appreciate you coming on the show. And do you have anything to. You want to promote here while you're on the musical? Oklahoma is next week. But we want the show.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

The show. Yellow jackets.

[Jeremy Odom]

Oh, yellow jackets.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

I would love to promote that since it's a wonderful show. I gotta be signing off here.

[Jeremy Odom]

Oh, you're just randomly yelling, like, pointing out shows, like, now new season coming out.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

It's wonderful.

[Jeremy Odom]

Yes. Okay. I. I live in the world of no free ads. And you're out here like, hey, yellow jackets watching on Paramount, plus season three ads. This is ridiculous.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

You let me promote whatever I want.

[Jeremy Odom]

Yeah.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

And I'm on here for free.

[Jeremy Odom]

You're okay. All right, that's fair. All right. We'll have fun at the. At the Scary Acres. Thank you. Thanks for coming on the show. We'll see. Well, that was ads. And it's pretty obvious that she hates me.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

Okay.

[Jeremy Odom]

Just saying, Pretty obvious she hates me. But, you know, the accent thing is legit. Like, I'm pretty. I'm not. I'm pretty good at it. Nothing like toot my own horn or anything, but I have been working on that for a few years now. So it's like. It is something that I feel I've grown to be pretty good at. So it is nice to see that she has taken that talent that I've probably inherited in her blood somehow or maybe through all the blood transfusions and the iron transfusions that I've gotten. Like, maybe I've gotten that talent from somebody who's like an impressionist or something, you know, like, maybe Frank Caliendo gave blood one time and he's an A, you know, blood type. And I am too. And I got that, like, maybe I got it from him. And that's why I have this ability to make these sounds. I don't know, Johnny. I don't know. But I honestly, I took offense when she was like, who's Johnny? Ridiculous. Johnny, you do a hell of a job here. All right, well, that was hats if you couldn't tell she's my daughter. Teenagers, man. Teenagers. They scared the out of.

[Hats (Jeremy's daughter)]

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