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For Crying Out Loud

Kids & Family, Society & Culture, Comedy

4.6 • 3.7K Ratings

🗓️ 29 May 2020

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Lynette opens this week’s second episode of For Crying Out Loud talking about Adam going to Houston and Sonny being bummed about an Alaska trip getting cancelled. Then the ladies discuss spending time with the kiddos. After that Stefanie talks about her daughter thinking about joining the cheerleading team. Before they wrap Lynette and Stef do a little Real Housewives recap. And please support our sponsors: Brooklinen.com enter FCOL, DrinkHydrant.com/FCOL enter FCOL, TommyJohn.com/FCOL, and Geico.com

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0:00.0	Thanks for listening to For Crying Out Loud on Podcast One.
0:07.0	Hey everybody, we have a fun show for you today because we're back in studio.
0:12.5	Hell yeah.
0:13.5	We talked about basically life and quarantine and how old it's getting with our husbands
0:19.2	not around so we're a little more free to talk about it.
0:22.5	Yeah.
0:23.5	Yeah, and we talk about a lot of other stuff.
0:25.3	Yeah, including housewives at the end.
0:27.4	At the end.
0:28.4	First, Tommy John.
0:29.4	Well, I love my Tommy John.
0:31.1	Oh my God.
0:32.1	He's working from home.
0:33.1	It used to be the fantasy of every professional that had to like, you know, dress up and like
0:38.3	be an adult.
0:39.5	But it turns out that it's not that comfortable unless you're wearing Tommy John.
0:44.2	That's right.
0:45.2	Now you can sit and do your Zoom on Tommy John.
0:47.5	Oh my God.
0:48.5	They make a whole new line of loungewear.
0:50.6	Oh, that's awesome.
0:52.4	Yes.
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