They had 33,000 people registered a vote after the Dobbs decision.

70% of those people were women.

Dun, dun, dun, right?

This is a story about women, a lot of women all over the state, especially suburban

women. Suburban women problem epitomized. We got to address the suburban women problem

because it's real. Welcome to the suburban women problem, a podcast for Red, Wine, and Blue.

Hi, everyone. Thanks for listening. I'm Amanda Weinstein. I'm Jasmine Clark. I'm Rachel

Venman. And you're listening to the Suburban Women Problem. It's hard to believe, but summer is

winding down and kids are starting to go back to school. Oh, the summer has gone by so fast.

I know. Jada's actually in school right now. Oh, wow. Yeah, she's already back. That is crazy early.

Yeah. We go back to school in Georgia like super early. There were some kids that were in at like the

end of July. I was like, that's insane. But we went back like first week of August. It's just so hot still.

I know. We still have a whole month of summer left. I will say I am ready for these kids to be back

in school. I had a fun summer and now it's time. It's time for you to fly little birdies back to

school. I think every mom can, you know, relate. We're like, oh, I love having you around all the time.

My grocery bill, my refrigerator, my snack cabinet, maybe not so much.

Yes.

Well, my daughter hasn't finished her summer work, so I cannot have school start until she finishes her summer work.

And all I can say is,

hashtag, glad I'm not a homeschooler. And to you who are, I mean, all the glory, but that is not

something that I can do. No, my kids will tell everyone, I'm their worst teacher. And I'm like,

well, now you'll really appreciate your teachers at school.

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