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Listen, it's The Bird Show. I was talking to somebody about this over the weekend. The fact that she's got no filter that she's coming on with us every day and thinks like there's zero wrong with what she's doing in this whole situation is really pretty scary.

What's almost mama cubs syndrome? You know, like I think we've talked to parents who, whether you're a parent of a toddler or a parent of a teenager, if you know what is right for your child, then you will not be, your mind will not be changed. And it seems to me like she doesn't have much of a life of her own.

She's kind of like wrapped up in her kid's life. Maybe that's it. You know?

This is what she told us on Thursday, I think, going into the weekend.

I saw this other girl had posted something on his wall. I asked him about her and he did actually say that she was the girl. He actually wanted to ask to prom, but he didn't say that she was the girl he actually wanted to ask

prom but he didn't think that she would say yes I was right really right about

what about the self-esteem thing he doesn't think that he is at the same level

as the girl he really wants to ask so he asked someone that was a safer bet. Okay, so we got the scorecard here, right? He tells Mom who he's going to prom with. She says, oh, that's cool. Let me check out this girl on Facebook. So they go on Facebook together. Mom doesn't approve because this girl is, what she say, overweight, just doesn't seem to be the same. He doesn't have a lot of friends and his friends. Social status, not his. So he confesses to mom and says there was somebody else I really wanted to ask, but I sort of thought she was out of my lane, so I went with this girl. And mom over the weekend told us that she was going to try to, you know, talk him into going with the hotter one, his original thought. Yeah, you know, we talked about how we're worried that what he'll end up doing is not having any date because if he breaks up with this girl, then that's rude. And then this, I mean, if she's that hot and she's that popular, she's already got a date to prom. You know what I mean? You can be right. So Megan is back on the voice disguiser. Hey, Mom, what's up? Hi, guys.

Do you hear what Jen was saying when we first picked you up that maybe, you know, you

don't have enough stuff going on in your own life? So you're sort of so invested in your

sons that maybe that's why you're handling this thing the way you are?

I think I'm, you know, I'm doing a pretty good job of handling this thing.

I mean, I'm looking out for my son.

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