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Thank you. What's up, guys, welcome back to true crime society podcast.

It's Stephanie and Olivia.

It is March 15th, 2026. Weather update, cold, shitty, gray again in New York, sad. We got a little taste of the warm weather. But as people who live in this type of climate know, that was just like fake spring, faux spring. Now we are back in just like crappy, gross winter. No sun.

Miserable, sad. I feel like it is getting colder. Like I woke up, I want my summer PJs to bed and when I woke up this morning. I'm like, oh, it is a little bit fresh. But it's a beautiful sunny day.

Like it's, I feel like maybe it's starting to get a little bit cooler, but it's just

that little bit cooler, which it's more pleasant. It's not too cold yet. Nice. My life weather,

not weather, my life update is I'm, Jack is seven months. He has been having purees, And now my doctor wants us to start doing finger foods.

And I've been trying to do this like baby lead weaning bullshit. And it's the most stressful thing I've

ever done in my life. I hate it so much. He's about to eat purees and mush until he goes to college because I can't do this.

Oh my God, I hate it so much. I literally feel sick to my stomach every time I give him something.

I've been giving him the little puffs, so those are going okay. But then, you know, I use the app solid starts like everyone does.

That gives you all the like recommendations, how to do things. I'll give him like a banana spear. Like bananas like a low choking risk and it just mush. So I gave him a spear. I split the banana into like three. He's holding it. He's like biting it. He's like into it. And of course, like it gets stuck to the roof of his mouth. Immediately vomits everywhere multiple times. I was like, I hate this so much.

Every time he gags, I get stressed out and everything's like gagging's normal. They're going to gagging. Yeah, that's what I was going to say. I feel like gagging is how they get the textures.

Yeah. Like I know it. I know. But as soon as it starts happening, I just get so scared. And, like, I've watched videos all the time of, like, the choking rescue. Just so it's, like, fresh in my mind. Like, I know you do the back blows. I know the backblows are effective. I have a life back if we need to use it. But still, it's just so scary.

That sucks. I hate it. I know it's so hard. Like they stick their tongue out of their eyes closed. Oh, my gosh, what's going on? I know. I'm like, are you choking? Are you gagging? Like, I know the difference, but still. and you just want to reach it and like fish it out of their mouth,

but you're not supposed to do that either because you could push it.

It's just the worst so that's where I'm at these days just every every week is a new stress yeah now speak of the devil he just

appeared baby man I was talking about how stressful it is feeding him solids. We hate it. But what's

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