FCOL Old Skool: The Most Difficult Job

For Crying Out Loud

Kids & Family, Society & Culture, Comedy

4.6 • 3.7K Ratings

🗓️ 6 November 2025

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

Lynette and Stef remember an old Bill Burr bit plus, how to tell your kids that a toddler got eaten by an alligator and so much more.

This is from June 2016

Transcript

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0:00.0	Made a disingen
0:02.0	I'll face the sunniest sod head on our head of vision
0:09.0	What it might be like
0:14.0	To reach the access
0:17.0	I'm spinning at my turning point
0:21.3	And it's all madness, but it's just in time
0:27.5	It's a good day
0:30.6	The blue skies and brown eyes
0:34.6	It's a good day candy ever
0:40.3	day and I'm gonna feel the sand between my toes
0:45.3	It's a good day
0:51.3	I'm letting go
0:53.3	Everybody welcome to for crying out loud Hey, everybody.
0:55.9	Welcome to For Crying Out Loud.
0:58.1	I'm your texting host, Lynette Carolla.
1:01.7	This is how ADD we are.
1:04.2	I'm making notes.
1:05.5	Lynette's texting and we're like, that's okay.
1:07.5	We can start the show.
1:09.0	How you doing, everybody?
1:29.4	It's like, that's what I mean. Like, it was summer. It's like, so-and-so is here, and then you've got to pick her up from here. And I'm podcasting right now. So I text the mom to see if she's available. Oh, I just got a text from Elby. Hi, I left her at home with her friend who came over. And she was like, we want to know if we can do something when you get home. Are you almost done? Are you going to work at home? We go to the mall.
1:34.1	I know these kids, it's very hard for them to entertain themselves. Yeah. They don't, they need to be
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