Hi, everybody. It's Sandra Golden. One of my besties is Cadillac Jack and one of my best girls is Donna.

So they're married. They have a great podcast. How do I know? Because I listen to it. It did my ears good to hear Caddy back on the air through my lovely podcast. Ladies and gentlemen, it is Cadillac Jack. My second act.

My name is Cadillac Jack.

I joined Atlanta Radio when I was 19 years old.

I put in a very loyal 26 years until July.

2019, I was fired.

So welcome to my second act.

And my name's Donna, and I'm Caddy's wife.

And I think we have people that have moved

in with us that we don't know into our house. Where and who? Well, based on the amount of laundry

that I'm doing every day, we have taken on some subletters. Why, why now is it? I don't know. I

swear I don't know. I swear I don't know.

And I'm working, you know, I work from the house.

So like before when I was commuting downtown back and forth, I couldn't keep up with the laundry as much as I am now. But I can't figure out what's going on. Like, and I know what they're doing. And I've told you this. they keep their laundry in their rooms, like on the floor, under the bed, in their bed, who knows where. And I go upstairs and I'm like, oh, yay. Or they bring the laundry, I make them bring the laundry down. And the, you know, the laundry baskets are empty. And then all of a sudden I go upstairs and they're like overflowing with stuff. And so I think I'm ahead or at least caught up.

And then comes to the big dump.

Oh my God.

And I've had people say to me, why don't you, you know, that's ridiculous.

You're doing your kid's laundry.

Why don't you let them do them? Because I've had shirts turned orange.

I've had things shrunk.

I've had things go missing. I've had things go missing.

They leave pens in pockets, tissues in pockets, money, air pods.

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