I'm going to tell you up front, we're not quite sure if this is a real email, okay?

It almost seems so far fetched that there's no way this could be true.

And I will admit in the last two and a half years of certified mom's way, I don't think we've

ever gotten a punked email before. But I really want you to hear this scenario because if this is

true, it's actually pretty terrifying. Do you think it's possible that a coworker could put a curse

on you? Because if this is real, it's very scary. Hi, my name's Kramer, and I am proud to admit

that I am a mama's boy. Not just any mama's boy, you're a certified mama's boy. And this is

the certified mama's boy podcast. Yes, welcome to this 15th of November's episode of Certified

Mama's Boy. We are a daily podcast. As three principles, live, laugh, love your mom. That means

we live our lives out loud. We laugh a lot. And we love my mom, my co-host Nancy Yancy. Hi, mom.

Hi, honey. Okay, I'm not sure if you just forgot to teach me this life lesson or if nobody else in

the world also knows how to do this, but I felt like this is some motherly advice that probably everybody

could use. How in the world do you keep sheets from getting wrapped around one another once you put

them in a dryer? Okay. What do you do? I feel like my mom missed a couple of key steps in my life

when it came to teaching me how to do things. Just a few. Like, I'll be damned if I know how to

like clean a house. I don't know. I don't know. Do laundry, book. There's just, I don't know,

I really had a very life skills you got. No, none of them. I did them all for you. Wait,

it might be only human in the world that has to go to the go to the dryer and like open the dryer.

I was doing this weekend, right? I wash, I wash my sheets. I dry my sheets and cozy earth shout out.

And by the time they're done drying, they're literally in a ball. It's like one big giant ball.

This happened. Doesn't matter brand. This is literally always do this. They're just in one big ball.

And then I have to undo it. I have to let it dry some more. Then like five minutes later,

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