Could You Slow Down A Bit?

For Crying Out Loud

Kids & Family, Society & Culture, Comedy

4.6 • 3.7K Ratings

🗓️ 14 July 2020

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

Lynette and Stefanie open this week’s first episode of For Crying Out Loud talking about their daughters being interested in boys. Then Stefanie talks about her son getting bullied and needing to contact the parent to get it to stop. After that Stefanie recaps her family activity renting and driving around a pontoon boat in Long Beach. And please support our sponsors: Brooklinen.com enter FCOL, DrinkHydrant.com/FCOL enter FCOL, KiwiCo.com/FCOL, and Geico.com

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0:00.0	Thanks for listening to For Crying Out Loud on Podcast One.
0:08.2	Ah, on today's show, we have a good show.
0:10.8	Mm-hmm.
0:11.6	We talked about boating.
0:14.3	Sure did.
0:17.3	Having boated?
0:18.3	Yes.
0:19.3	What the kids are doing.
0:21.9	The kids are doing.
0:22.9	Our trips to the beach.
0:24.4	Right.
0:25.4	Summer stuff.
0:26.4	Yeah, summer stuff.
0:27.4	First, let's tell you about Geico.
0:30.0	Did you know that right now Geico is offering an extra 15% credit on car, motorcycle, and
0:35.2	RV policies?
0:36.4	That's 15% on top of the money Geico could already save you.
0:40.8	So what are you waiting for?
0:41.8	Are you waiting for your dog to make you breakfast and bed with Belgian waffles and fresh
0:45.2	fruit compote?
0:46.7	As nice as that sounds, that's probably never going to happen.
0:50.2	But at least there's never been a better time to switch to Geico.
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