Don't Over Do It

For Crying Out Loud

Kids & Family, Society & Culture, Comedy

4.6 • 3.7K Ratings

🗓️ 9 January 2018

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

Lynette and Stefanie open this weeks first episode of For Crying Out Loud talking about how happy they are that the kids are back in school. Then Stefanie talks about how shes been thinking about auditioning to do commercials, as well as getting botox. After that the ladies get into the most recent episode of 48 Hours, featuring the business man who formally worked for Adam and Lynettes alcohol company Carolla Drinks. Before they wrap, Lynette addresses former producer Garys recent change of roles at Carolla digital.

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0:00.0	Thanks for listening to For Crying Out Loud on Podcast One.
0:07.0	Hey guys, it's Caitlin Bristle with Off the Vine.
0:11.0	Last year was so great and I'm kicking off the New Year with a bang.
0:14.0	I'm adding a mini episode each week.
0:17.0	I'm going to answer your questions, take your confessions and just so much more.
0:21.0	So check out new episodes of Off the Vine every Tuesday and the new mini episode starting
0:26.0	on Wednesday January 11th.
0:28.0	Exclusively at podcastone.com and the podcast One app.
0:31.0	Plus remember to rate and review on Apple Podcasts.
0:34.0	It really helps me out.
0:36.0	I made a decision.
0:40.0	I'll face the sunny summer and I had a vision.
0:46.0	It might be like...
0:51.0	Hey everybody!
0:53.0	Whoah!
0:55.0	Whoah! Kids are back at school.
0:59.0	Freedom!
1:00.0	Oh my god!
1:01.0	Freedom!
1:02.0	I think I know what that is.
1:04.0	Freedom!
1:05.0	I swear I am so happy.
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