Sarah and Di discuss ridiculous parenting advice. Di revisits her childhood (a visit destined to put her back on a therapist's couch) and remembers her mother's outlandish advice that involved taking garlic pills and your temperature every morning to keep from getting pregnant! You won't believe this one America!

Sarah and Di discuss ridiculous parenting advice. Di revisits her childhood (a visit destined to put her back on a therapist's couch) and remembers her mother's outlandish advice that involved taking garlic pills and your temperature every morning to keep from getting pregnant! You won't believe this one America!

On a whim Di decides to change the name of the podcast (like all bad decisions made after midnight.) Sarah and Di also discuss the differences between raising girls vs. boys and why it is that old men walk around the house in their underwear while women worry about the hair growing on there upper lip.

On a whim Di decides to change the name of the podcast (like all bad decisions made after midnight.) Sarah and Di also discuss the differences between raising girls vs. boys and why it is that men walk around the house in their underwear while women worry about the hair growing on there upper lip.

Sarah and Di discuss how Valentine's Day is a a shameless holiday that causes desperate people to do desperate things. Sarah airs out her desires of wanting to strike a match in the valentine's aisle and burn it to the ground (clean up on aisle 6.) Sarah shares her secrets of how to make it thru without getting arrested ( her records not great America.) And Di explains the new method she has to use to start her car (which is alarmingly similar to cracking a safe. Finally a skill she can use.)

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Sarah and Di discuss how Valentine's Day is a a shameless holiday that causes desperate people to do desperate things. Sarah airs out her desires of wanting to strike a match in the valentine's aisle and burn it to the ground (clean up on aisle 6.) Sarah shares her secrets of how to make it thru without getting arrested ( her records not great America.) And Di explains the new method she has to use to start her car (which is alarmingly similar to cracking a safe. Finally a skill she can use.)

Di explains her new ghetto life and why she's the only whacko grateful it's below zero outside and why her fridge is in the center of the kitchen and all her food is on the back deck and why her seatbelt alarm won't go off, and why her new front seat is from the junkyard. Are you tired of the "why's" ? ME TOO!

Di explains her new ghetto life and why she's the only whacko grateful it's below zero outside and why her fridge is in the center of the kitchen and all her food is on the back deck and why her seatbelt alarm won't go off, and why her new front seat is from the junkyard. Are you tired of the "why's" ? ME TOO!

Di and Sarah discuss the chaos that ensued when fine-dinning Autumn walked into McDonalds and requested one-tenth of a Patti. (This set of a chain of events that well...let's just say she's barred from there now.) I on the other hand can go anytime I want...as long as they don't find out I buy food under the table (for Autumn shh.)

Dating posers with fake neck tattoos, to driving on the side of the road (and not realizing it's the side of the road!), Di and Sarah reflect on last year's mistakes and discuss how they can make better mistakes this year. Life's all about choices.