Hello everyone and welcome back to Do We Know Them? Episode 337. I almost said 2.37. I don't know why there's

that block in my brain. You're struggling with the 300th in general. I have been. I have been a lot. I think my hair looks blonde again. Oh, wait. What changed? I showered a few times. Oh, well, that's good. I guess. But now I'm kind of like curious and everyone seemed to really like it. You guys were leaving me very nice comments. Thank you. Now I kind of want to maybe like do I dabble in some more intentional strawberry? Listen, I love a warm blonde. I mean, Tanamojo now did her whole like bronze moment. And I just love that. I think bronze and just like warm blondes are so complimenting to so many people. So yeah, I say go for it. Yeah, but even I'm, I do like her hair a lot actually right now, but I'm thinking more like leaning more to the red side, to the jinge. Yeah, I mean, why not? I don't know. My hairdresser is probably like days away from giving birth, so I have to wait a hot minute. Oh yeah, you can't try it anytime soon. No, but next time.

Well, anyway, guys, we have a couple topics for you today.

One, quite disturbing, but yet very indicative of where we are as an online society, I fear.

Yeah, and then the other one, also kind of disturbing by the end of it, but also just like absolutely absurd.

Which one should we start with? I think we should start with the most disturbing one. That way we could end on somewhat of a he-he-haha moment, because this first topic is not he-he-haha. But it is so bizarre that I just felt like we had to cover it. I saw it on my for you page and I was like, no, I need to know more about that. Like, what do you mean? This is real. Like, this is insane.

It's pretty much based on only one post and that post was posted on April 15th. And it's now when we're filming this April 23rd. So she's been pretty silent for the last week. And she's kept it up, which is fucking crazy to me. She has turned the comments off. Actually insane. We're going to be talking about someone named Kelly Hopton Jones, and her Instagram handle is Hillside

underscore Farmhouse, and her name on there is her name, and then motherhood. And she has about

65,000 followers, and she posts a bunch of content about motherhood and being a mom. Yeah, very family vlogger vibes. And also, she posts a bunch of content about motherhood being a mom.

Yeah, very family vlogger vibes.

And also, she is a pediatric nurse practitioner, which is an interesting element here.

And she's a mom of two.

And in her bio, it says, baby and toddlerhood is kind of my thing.

Sharing what's in my brain at the moment, parent guides below.

Not the parent guides. Yeah, no. When you guys find out what we're about to read. You're going to be like, oh. Maybe don't guide us anywhere, actually. Thank you. She's also written a book. Of course she has. Hasn't everybody at this point. Everyone's an author these days. It's called Someday. And it's about infertility and how like someday you'll have a baby, which like, honestly, not always true. Oh my God. I'm so dead. Well, yeah. I mean, fertility is a very tricky thing. And I understand where like keeping hope alive is a necessary part of the process, obviously. Because if not, then you just get so cynical and you're just like, I can't deal with anything. But I know what you mean. I understand

your logical brain and how it's working here. I'm not saying don't be hopeful. I'm just saying for everyone,

it isn't necessarily someday. I don't know. But it's a compassionate guide for those facing unexpected

challenges in their journey to parenthood, offering hope and solidarity through shared experiences.

It does not provide a guide, though, for challenges that you face during parenthood, which is what she's doing right now. Do you want to do the reading? Okay. It's several slides. Yeah, so this is a carousel. Yeah. Carousels are monetizable. Oh, are they? They are. I didn't know that. I guess reels aren't anymore unless you have like a special bonus activated. If you upload pictures in general, just even if it's a single post, you can monetize it. If you're signed up like, I make money on mine, but the most I've gotten in the last like three years I think is $25 in a month. Hell yeah, sister. Not a huge return, but I also don't post that much. Notably, Instagram themselves have said that carousels

perform generally much better than single photos. Just throwing that out there. She has 65,000

followers. I would assume that she can monetize these posts. Well, the reason why we are, you know,

a bit perplexed and why this is disturbing is because this carousel was posted on the same

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