Jamie Lang and Sophie Haboo have arrived on Disney Plus.

We're having a baby.

We're having a baby.

I've always wanted to be mom.

And we're bringing you on our journey through everything.

I have no idea what we're doing.

Thank you. I have more of an idea.

I think of it like a Tamagocchi.

At the end of all of this...

We're going to have a little baby. Raising Chelsea, a Hulu

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Hey, Slake Hidders, as promised, we said we would try something new. Instead of a slaycation,

this is our first attempt at what we're calling Thruples

counseling, where you

send us questions, problems,

issues, something

you want us to give

advice. I mean, I don't know,

we're not licensed. We have no

background. Extremely unlicensed. I don't know what. I don't know. We're not licensed. We have no... We're extremely unlicensed. I don't know what this is. People seem to like us. And, you know, look, we've been friends for a really long time. Tim and married forever. And you're our new friends. And we want to help you. So we can. I do just want to go on the record. I think this is a terrible idea. I think we are wildly unqualified to be dispensing advice. Who said we're qualified? And as your de facto attorney and medical advisor, I highly recommend against following any advice that is given on this. This is insane. We're not giving medical advice, Jerry. Well, we'll see. It seems like we might be. Well, I will put, I'll say this. I said, send us some questions or anything you would like advice on. And they did. They did. So that's on them. Okay. Byer beware. Okay. But that's like hanging out a sign like saying the doctor is in. Right. Well, then we're not doctors. Anyways, what are we got? I mean, so the doctor was in. Anyway, okay. This is from Kelly Parsons who wrote to us and said, hello to the bestest thruple. Hello. I love your advice on a current issue I have. How do you, and then in parentheses, I guess specifically Kim, as it's more of a motherhood issue I find, how do you deal with the well-meaning but privileged friend who simply will not stop giving unsolicited advice? I'm raising three kids in a foreign country, so I have no help, no support,

no grandma to hand them off to to take some time for myself. That was my choice, of course,

but it's hard. And then she said, my youngest two are 18 months apart, and I basically haven't

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