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We talk about our super exciting BUDGETING goals for 2020, with 72 side conversations about polygamy, shopping, minimalism, and a lot more. FOCUS GUYS. It's hard for us.
Wood spoons have multiple uses when you're a parent. This week we touch on bedtimes, non-negotiables for 2020, the potty training saga continues, and learn that Taysha is a yeller - in more ways than one, I guess?
Two days late because Taylor forgot to post this week. Ha!! Here is a casual episode for your Saturday. Bad mom, budgeting, who has the best boss, and my rash is back. We're planning a Europe trip also, send all your recs to @cheaperthanatherapistpod on Instagram!
For $5 on Venmo, you can sponsor our next episode. Also - we talk about why having to haul your kids to all the Christmases on Christmas Day should be illegal, our goals for 2020 and reminisce on our favorite trip of 2019.
Merry Christmas!!! This week we dive into bad Christmas presents our dad's have given our moms, our fear of people hiding in our houses resurfaces, and potty training toddlers.
Why having 50 plants is actually a good thing when you're dating, Taysha's kid is still obsessed with death, Taylor almost triggers a 911 call, and all about the big D.
The holidays really bring out the best in us! Taysha's kid wants to meet Jesus, Taylor wants to elope, we can't agree on Ve-gheh-ti or ve-jet-ti, and why pickle trays are second fiddle to delicious boozy cocktails.
Taylor talks about a wild night that reminded her why she stays at home watching Netflix on Saturday nights. Taysha vents about sleep machines in the bedroom. And in our usual random sh*tshow, we have questions about supper vs dinner, periods, and what things annoy you about holiday family dinners. Good luck!
We have questions for you guys this week! From Christmas trees and babies with fevers, to friends with benefits, we cover it all. Until Taysha had to pee and lost focus. Typical.
We're a day late, but you get two episodes this week! Moral of the story - don't piss in someone else's cheerios and cheer on your friends, boys can go pound sand, and we get nostalgic about the good ole days pre-cellphones back when people spent time together.
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