i carly what i carly what i carly isn't that what they do in i carly like the guy would like

look at the two girls and say five four three two one yeah but i wasn't recording when i said that

so all they heard you say was i carly like you're starting this whole podcast with I Carly. Oh, that does sound awkward, doesn't it? Well, it does from a 40-some odd year old man. And, hey, you know what? Moment of silence. Icarly ended this year. It did? Yeah. Oh. What's even sadder is that I knew that. Well, did your daughter watch I Carly?

She did, and my son.

They both.

They loved it.

Yeah.

It was kind of a show we'd watch.

I thought Spencer was funny.

I had to have my girls stop watching on Carly.

It was a little grown-up.

You got a little grown-up.

They became really big into kissing each other and all that.

And, yeah.

So that and, you know, the whole idea of there's really no parents there.

It's just a doofy brother.

Yeah, it's like a Disney show. It's like there's no parents there. It's just a doofy brother. Yeah, it's like a Disney show. It's like there's no

parents whatsoever. Well, there are. Her dad serves in the military. Well, isn't that convenient

to have a nice loft type place to live? Yeah, he's doing really well for being in the military yeah yeah and him

being able and then the brother being as dumb as he is and to blow up think it's just anyway i just think

it's so i'm pretty sure that child protective services would have taken carly away totally you got

you're looking at it from a realistic standpoint.

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