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Scrubbing In with Beka Tilly and Tanya rad and iHeartRadio and two times People's Choice Award winning podcast, Hello everybody.
Speaker 2We are scrubbing It didn't There used to be a jingle, didn't.
Speaker 3We used to say something.
Speaker 4You would have heard the jingle if no.
Speaker 3No, didn't used to say like a thing, scrub a dub dub in the tup or something.
Speaker 4Thank you.
Yes, I used to say scrub a dub dub and the.
Speaker 5Listeners didn't like it, and I got sick of defending myself, so I succumbed to and conformed to You.
Speaker 3Got voted out on that.
Speaker 6Yeah, there was a heated debate in the Facebook group and a lot of people didn't care for it.
Speaker 3How about that scrubbing in life with my scrubbing in wife?
Speaker 6Wow?
Speaker 3Really nice?
Wow?
Speaker 6Yeah there was another one she did for a little bit.
Speaker 5Oh yeah, it's tills and yat and the scrubbing and pad.
Speaker 3Yeah that's good too.
They didn't like that.
I like that.
Really got work on posture.
Speaker 5In case you don't know, Becca Tilly is not here this week.
She is in Japan, but here joining us as a co host is my husband, Robbie Ellid.
It feels so nice and weird to say husband.
I'm still not used to it, and it's been like almost a year.
Speaker 2I know it is weird to say wife, right, I think I'm used to it now you are?
Speaker 7Yeah, yeah, yeah, you love it.
Speaker 3I do love it.
Speaker 4Yeah, Okay.
Speaker 5So I was thinking about just like having you as a co host, and it's so weird because we spend all of our time together, like we So I was like, normally, you know, we have different things that we do over the weekend, different things that we're watching, but like you and I basically do the same thing.
Speaker 4We watch the same thing.
Speaker 6So Tiny's nervous about this.
Yeah, she's nervous about this.
Did earlier she was like, we're gonna talk about it.
Speaker 3She should be nervous every day.
Speaker 2Why, Because I have a bone to pick with all of you.
I'm gonna do it right now at the top of the show, and conveniently Easton is not here, and conveniently Becca is not here.
But we I've been waiting patiently for I don't know how long it's been to confront each of you about the unsolicited attack on my sleep wear routine.
Multi front unsolicited attack from everybody.
I was most hurt by Easton.
We'll talk to Easton, but that shocking Mark.
We'll talk to you in a second.
You cut me deep.
Speaker 3That was there's certain things that are not meant for the air.
But it's fine.
Speaker 2I'm happy it's out there.
I feel like a weight has been lifted off my shoulders.
But let's make something very very clear.
Thing with pants and underwear on is insane.
Speaker 3It's normal.
That is insane.
Speaker 6Of people sleep with some sort some form of bottomwear.
Speaker 2Okay, we put some form of bottomwear, but double is you're fully clothed, You're fully Nobody wears underwear and pajama pants.
Speaker 3Pajama pants are the bottom the bottom or underwear.
Speaker 6It's interesting because I was going to say, even if I used to maybe sleep in just underwear when I was a younger man, when I have kids, now I'm wearing pants because you're up in the middle of the night, you're going back and forth.
It's it's like I don't want them to deal with my that that.
Speaker 2Reminds me of a ridiculous story of when I was a kid and I used to sleep naked, and there was an earthquake at my house.
Speaker 3I'll get to that in a second.
Speaker 2But but and not to be this might get a little too personal, but like don't don't you need to be free down there?
Like like I don't like free Like okay, again, this is not about you specifically want to talk about it, but like morning wood is a scientific fact.
Speaker 3No, it's a scientific fact.
Yes it is.
Okay, when you have.
Speaker 2Underwear and pants on, that's got to be very uncomfortable.
Speaker 6It's not you hyothetically, it's all uncomfortable that happens from time to time when you have pants on, it doesn't.
Speaker 3It's not.
Speaker 2Yeah, during the day when I'm not asleep, I don't.
I don't want I mean when I'm sleeping, I want to be comfortable.
See, Okay, No, this is not we reap what we saw.
Speaker 6I can't have I can't have part touching other parts.
I can't have skin on skin.
I can't have any of that stuff.
Speaker 3I'm not sure there's a skin on skin issue.
Speaker 2But that's also like I don't I don't mind the skin on skin at all, Like like you don't like if you're like if you're like what if your net legs touch?
Speaker 4Yeah, like he puts a pill on between his life.
Speaker 6Yes, I can't have.
Speaker 2My pants underwear and.
Speaker 6My knees touch each other, and I'm in bad.
I can't.
Also, well, that's never mind.
Speaker 3Like if you're wearing pants, they don't touch.
Speaker 6No, they do touch.
There's it's it's too thin of a layer because they were very thin, so thin sweatpants and my knees are touching each other.
It's it's too much.
I can't do it.
My sister has the same affliction we can't have.
She wears the thing between her boobs.
Speaker 3Have you looked into this?
Is this like something that like I don't know about the way you were raised.
I don't know, but it must be I wonder why.
Speaker 4Yeah, well, wow, that was unexpected.
Speaker 5I just would like to say that I did not share that piece of information.
Speaker 4Becca is the one who shared it.
Speaker 6And I probably jumped on it like I know you did.
That's why I'm coming for you.
But it's so funny.
Speaker 3But Becca brought it up.
Speaker 4Yes it was.
Speaker 3It was innocent.
Speaker 4I was innocent.
Speaker 3Oh wow, this changes everything.
Speaker 4Yeah, I was the innocent one.
Speaker 5Becca brought it up because I think she had just discovered it.
Speaker 2Yeah, I know when she discovered it.
Because you brought it up at a dinner.
Speaker 7Yes, yes, that multiple people.
Yes that I will follow.
Speaker 5The sword, but I did not bring it up on the podcast.
That was definitely Becca.
Speaker 2This whole time, I thought it was you and you, and then Easton jumped on, and I thought Becca was innocent.
Speaker 4No, Becca was not innocent.
Speaker 3You told me it was cold in here.
It is so hot.
I'm like sweating.
Speaker 4Yeah, it's anyway very cold in here.
Speaker 6My favorite part is that your shoulders get cold, and that's why you wear the shirt.
That's my favorite.
Speaker 2But so I used to sleep when I was younger, totally naked.
Speaker 6Natural.
Speaker 2Yeah, oh natural.
I think that's the way God intended it.
Okay, But then two things happened.
One I was young, I must have been like twelve and eleven, twelve something like that.
And there was an earthquake in the middle of the night, and.
Speaker 6The ninety four north Ridge earthquake.
Speaker 2It wasn't ninety Yeah, must been ninety four.
Yeah, must be ninety four, which was fifteen, which is even worse.
Wait was it ninety four?
Yeah, it must have been ninety four, and yeah, that makes it worse.
Speaker 3And so I woke up.
Speaker 2We had a we had a we had like a we had like a plan and the event of an earthquake, like what do we do right as a family, And the plan is that we all like go get under doorways.
And so I woke up, made sure I got my younger brother who was right down the hall, and then went to my parents' room and we were all in the doorway, like you know, huddled up in the doorway with each other.
And it wasn't until like, you know, minutes after when the shock of like being in the middle of an earthquake wore off, that we realized that I was just buttoning the only one that was but like huddled up with my whole family.
Yeah, So that so from that moment on we changed things.
But no, the shirt we wear sheets covers for a reason if there were you don't want to be cold in the middle of the ninety I'm very delicate, my favorite.
Speaker 3But you came around on that, you said.
Speaker 5Yes, yes, I wore a shirt to sleep one night, and I was like, oh, it's kind of nice, like having.
Speaker 3My shirts down for you.
He goes, I know what you mean, now, I know what you.
Speaker 5Mean now, yeah, because like normally I'm grabbing the sheets and like putting them as far over me as humanly possible, you know what I mean.
Like, I'm like, that's just barely little heads.
Yeah, but when you wear your T shirt, you don't have to.
Speaker 3Yeah.
Sometimes you get it.
You want an arm out.
Sometimes you just want to.
Speaker 7Like yeah, so it's nice.
Speaker 2I get it.
Believe me, I get it.
The visual, the whole thing is a little bit.
It's very effeminated.
It took me a while to come to terms with the fact that it was, like, it's so funny.
Speaker 5And I will say, it's like one of the most what's the word, most common question I get asked about you.
Speaker 2But since all this went down, I've tried to wear like loose you know, loose boxers, and I can't do it because of you know, freedom issies.
Speaker 4Yeah.
Free.
Speaker 3I want to be free.
Speaker 6My boys need a house.
As Kramer once said.
Speaker 3We want to live that.
Yeah, I'm a big.
Speaker 5Yeah wow unexpected.
Speaker 3Well but EA said, I still I got it.
Speaker 4We will.
You can have your moment with Easton as well.
Speaker 3But now that I know that Becca was the ring leader here, she.
Speaker 4Was She wasn't the ring leader.
It was an innocent mistake.
Speaker 5She just like said it and then they all jumped on it, and then it was like too far gone to put back in the box.
Speaker 3I don't believe it.
Speaker 5But you're saying it's nice.
Now you're free.
Yeah, nothing's off limits anymore, is that right?
Speaker 4Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 6Well that's a good question.
Actually, do you guys have that conversation you sometimes you talking to Tanya and then you have to say, by the way, this is not for the podcast.
Speaker 2I swear well yeah, no, uh, I swear on everything.
This was like the only thing I've ever told her between us, because I get it is ridiculous.
Since then, nothing I don't say yeah yeah, yeah, yeah.
Sometimes I say like this is not for social media, or like this.
Speaker 4Is just what have you ever said that?
Speaker 2Very rare, no, very rarely, but but I do know, yeah, I say, don't post that.
Yeah yeah, yeah, not because like I look ugly or anything like that.
I'm like, that's just for us, or I do from time to time.
I've done it.
There was a time recently I did it.
I told you to take something down.
Actually, yeah, but that's different.
Speaker 5Okay, Thanksgiving and you just didn't want the family to like see.
Speaker 2Yea, yeah, yeah that was different.
But I've done a couple.
It's very rare.
It's very it's very rare.
Speaker 4I can't think of something I don't post or share.
Speaker 3That's the thing.
Speaker 2I don't care, like I'm I don't care.
There's like almost I don't get embarrassed.
Speaker 4It is very fortunate.
Speaker 5Like a lot of people when uh actually just at jingle Ball, they were saying, like, it's so lucky that you ended up with somebody like Robbie because you just kind of in it, like you go with it, you don't really care, You're not.
Speaker 3Like I think that there's that.
Speaker 2I don't like, not the fact that I don't get embarrassed, or like I don't care, Like I don't care, like I can be like the butt of a joke or like whatever, Like I don't like it doesn't bother me.
I think it's funny and fun That's different though, because like I was not so comfortable being so public, irrespective of just like embarrassing or anything like that.
I wasn't so comfortable being public.
And at the beginning of our relationship, I.
Speaker 4Know, look you now I can like film you in bed, like.
Speaker 3Yeah, but it's that good about it?
Who Yeah, it's good for you.
Speaker 5Yeah, so this is like the part of the show where we kind of like talk about our weekend and catch up and so what did you do this weekend?
Speaker 7Babe?
Speaker 2Yeah, we sent every second together this weekend.
What did we do this weekend?
So, first of all, we had jingle Ball on Friday.
Speaker 4And you're obsessed with mister Fantasy.
Speaker 2I I love mister Fantasy.
So I had no idea you love miss Fantasy.
Now you're a little you don't know what to make of mister Fantasy.
Speaker 4Yeah, like I'm on the fence about it.
Speaker 2I love the whole thing.
I had no idea who he was when we got there, and I didn't know who he was until after he started to like do his whole thing with Ryan, and I was like, right there, just.
Speaker 5A quick note, you are filming, you are recording yourself, right, yeah, okay, great, thanks?
Speaker 3Great posture.
We how's your posture?
Speaker 4Bad?
Speaker 3Yeah, we got to work on our posture.
Speaker 2Okay, although this looks so weird, Okay, No, I love the whole thing.
First of all, I love the whole like alter ego, concept and idea.
But then this character he created is so just incredible, from his fashion to his like positive energy.
He's so positive and funny that he could like do things that nobody else would get away with doing because he's just so like committed to it and hilarious.
So I thought it was great.
I love the whole thing.
The energy it takes to do that was mind blowing to you because he was NonStop all night on and then we found out he was at the King's game like the next night, and then at this and that, and he's like, it's it's it's unbelievable.
Speaker 4Yeah, you tried to call him out, Yes, so he people.
Speaker 6If people don't know who mister Fantasy is, you should give him a Google.
But the word is that it's the actor kJ Appa from Riverdale who's doing a new character trying to launch a music career.
Speaker 3Is he's not.
Speaker 6Mister Fantasy who has the identical tattoos the kJ Appa.
But anyway, it's just kind of an interesting social media phenomenon right now.
Speaker 3Yes, and now we're chalking out on TikTok because he's unreal.
Speaker 5I was like, hey, mister Fantasy, I just want can you tell your friend that.
Speaker 4He was good in the Jonas Brothers movie?
And he was like, what friend?
Speaker 7What friend Joe.
Speaker 4Jonas and I was like, no, kJ Appa, he did not he.
Speaker 5Did Yeah, he did not break it fully in it.
Yeah, So that was definitely a highlight of of jingle Ball for sure because.
Speaker 2Nie of us knew who he was, so like, it was just so shocking because we're in uh, we're in the like gifting sweet suite and there's probably like fifty sixty people in there, but it's very like calm and subdued and low key.
It's not like everyone is just like minding their business, you know, like doing their thing.
And then Ryan comes in.
And when Ryan comes in, it's like, you know, he does a he has a he has a routine that he's got, you know that he does and says hi to everybody.
And in the middle of like this out of nowhere, mister Fantasy just blows the whole thing up, starts screaming from the background.
Speaker 3Royan Seacrest, Royan Secret.
Speaker 2And then like because it's just it's it was really cool.
Yeah, yeah, it was cool.
Yeah, And it was a great introduction to the guy.
Speaker 6And how is it a jingle ball watching Tanya in her element, like that is her wa and she's and she's working and she is.
Speaker 3That is that A I love it.
I've always loved it.
Speaker 2I think it's like, uh, I think it's really important to admire your partner separate from like how much you love her or him or care about him.
I think you have to admire them as like an individual.
And watching Tanya in her element, like I admire her talent.
Speaker 3Her grace, her.
Speaker 2Energy, you know, and just yeah, I just admire your you and what you do and how you do it, not having been like a trained broadcast or anything, and just like having just on the sheer like strength of your energy frankly creating this world and career for yourself and then seeing it kind of wherever it is jingle ball or wherever.
Speaker 3I love that.
Speaker 6And you've never got to see him in his element, right, You've never been in court to watch him.
Speaker 3I don't go to court, you don't.
Speaker 2She sees elements a lot because what I do is like conference calls or I sit in my opposite draft documents or negotiate deals, and oftentimes she is like within earshot of calls.
Speaker 3Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, So I do see.
Speaker 5Him as he's a big like pacer when he's on pacing around the house, pacing around the room.
Yeah, talks with his hands a lot.
Speaker 3Exciting.
It's definitely not exact.
Speaker 5Definitely actually like feel bad sometimes, Like when I hear him on calls, like, I'm just like.
Speaker 4It just sounds so painful.
Speaker 2Yeah, it's really it's that, I mean, and that's why the like so like at the end of every day we come home and we're like, you know, how was your day?
Like this is the most important part of our days to tell each other how each other our days was.
If I don't properly tell her how our day was, like, that's bad.
My days are so boring, Like her days are so exciting.
She's interviewing this person, that person.
You know, She's there's all kinds of exciting stuff.
For me, is I'm sitting in office negotiating a dealer, drafting a long document all day.
Speaker 3But maybe I get like a nice lunch.
Speaker 5I always ask him at the end of the day and he's like, yeah, my day was fine.
I'm like I need more than that, Like what did you have for lunch?
Speaker 4Who did you talk to?
What deals did you close?
Speaker 2Like I can't tell you most of what I do.
I mean, I can tell you things I on a non non descript basis.
But yeah, I mean, yeah, I'm saying their eyes glaze over.
Speaker 3Yeah, I just say comparatively, it's so boring.
Speaker 5That's my favorite part of the day, is like when we get home at the end of the night and like share about our days.
Speaker 4It's my favorite.
Speaker 3Even though I don't give you much to I get it out of you.
Speaker 4I keep going until I get what I want.
Speaker 2I do usually remember things days later.
That crazy thing that happened that day.
Yeah, that is a weird thing.
Speaker 3I don't know why I don't remember.
Speaker 6Yeah, let's take a break, and then I have a question for Robbie dealing with the things that she makes you do and that you go along with but probably don't actually want to go along with.
And that's my d's for you.
And we'll do that when we get back.
Speaker 4And we're back.
Speaker 7Scrub a dub duba.
Speaker 6That was my fault.
That was my fault.
Speaker 3Scrub a dub dub.
All right, Robbie.
Speaker 6Tanya sent us over and we talked about this with Ryan.
The December marriage challenge.
Oh, yes, you didn't really want to do this, right, Like this was when she presents this to you.
What goes through your head.
She's like, here's what we're going to do.
It's a different thing every day for all thirty one days of December.
It's a different marriage homework assignment.
What goes through your head?
Speaker 3I don't remember what it is?
Yeah, I'm sware.
Speaker 2This came up a few days ago someone hosted on her Instagram or somewhere on social media in her universe.
Speaker 3Maybe it was a iHeart Facebook group like.
Speaker 2We need Robbie and Tanya to do the marriage challenge.
And I'd screenshot her and send it to her and said, what is the marriage challenge?
Speaker 3And she apparently sent this to me the day before.
I don't remember it.
I don't know what it is.
What is it?
Should we do it right now?
Speaker 5So it was like a thing I saw on Instagram.
I said to you and I said we should do this, and you said yeah, for sure.
Speaker 4And then the problem is I never followed through.
Speaker 6Well I have what is it?
Every single day?
Like December?
First, say one thing you admire about your spouse?
Speaker 3Yeah, yeah, okay, I do remember that.
Yeah yeah, okay.
Speaker 4Last it didn't last, but you were into it.
Speaker 2I mean, listen, would I choose to do those things myself?
No, but I'm very happy to do it if it is meaningful to you, Like.
Speaker 6Yeah, but it's not meaningful to him.
Speaker 2Correct, No, but it's but it do you have that it's me But okay, hold on hold, it's not like again, I would never choose to do that.
It's not something wet, never a milliona years.
But but that doesn't mean that it's not meaning so like, there's so many things that you I mean, there's small sacrifices, and there's big sacrifices sacrifice for love.
But it's but it's meaningful to make to do something for your partner even if you don't necessarily want to do it, or even more meaningful if you.
Speaker 3Don't want to do it.
I think, such as walking uphill instead of walking.
No.
Speaker 5No, like family meetings, like I actually think like you would never do those yourself, but I do think you actually enjoy them.
Speaker 2No, I would do family meetings.
I think family meetings are really really important and great.
I love like when we like plan and like coordinate things.
I love that part of it.
But we got into like a couples therapy.
Speaker 3Part of it.
Far we're gonna do it.
I like the planning coordinating.
No, we need it.
You got to talk to the microphones planning and the coordinating.
We need it.
Speaker 4Yeah, thank you.
Speaker 3Yeah, no, he likes it.
Oh I I called them sometimes he does.
Speaker 7Well, it's rare, I do.
Speaker 4Okay.
So there's a couple of things like we never had you want after the wedding.
But I don't know, it just feels like the wedding was so far away from now.
Speaker 6Can you believe that has been.
Speaker 1Long?
Speaker 4Nine months?
It's so crazy.
Speaker 5I feel like there were some questions that I asked on my Instagram for people, like ask people if they wanted to ask you questions?
Yeah, and do you mind if I ask you a couple of those?
Speaker 4Right now?
Speaker 3You can ask me whatever you want, Okay.
Speaker 5Was it hard having a Christmas tree?
I'm Jewish marrying a non Jew, and it feels wrong.
Speaker 3No, Christmas trees are amazing.
Speaker 2First of all, I'm very reformed Jew, so I'm not like super ultra religious.
I'm a high holiday Jew basically, and you know, you, Christmas is like in a in large part like almost like non nomin I don't know what the word is, but like yeah, it's yeah, exactly, it's you know, it's there's something just like that is generally applicable to the holidays.
Speaker 3You grow up every.
Speaker 2Year going skiing, you know, in the winter, and you know that's full of like Christmas trees and that Christmas energy and that Christmas vibe.
All the movies you watch like as a kid growing up or like around Christmas.
So like the feel good part of Christmas is great, and I just think it's an awesome holiday.
So was it weird for a Christmas tree?
Speaker 3No, I liked it.
Speaker 2And the first time we did a Christmas tree was was like actually just like again a really like special, meaningful, like bonding moment for us.
Speaker 3Yeah.
Speaker 5The first Christmas tree ever decorated was it was right before COVID, so it's December between.
Speaker 3Somber, Yeah, December.
Speaker 5It was the first Christmas tree he'd ever decorated in his life, which I thought was so like special, and he did it.
Speaker 3With me, and I went and I bought.
Speaker 2I went to like Creighton Beryl I'll never forget, and I bought all these ornaments to bring right but like some of them were like whatever, some of them were like meaningful, and then we bought like.
Speaker 5Matching ones because he was like, they told me you have to get two or three of the same ones.
Speaker 3I was like, yeah, they got me, they got me.
Speaker 4It was really cute though.
Speaker 3That was great.
Speaker 2No, I love it and and you know, we blend it.
We like do like a Christmas tree, but it's like, you know, maybe not red and green, it's like white and blue and then we have like you.
Speaker 3Known, that's all.
Yeah, it's great.
Speaker 6In my neighborhood that decorates their whole house white, blue, Manora's Star of David.
Fantastic.
Yeah, I want everyone to decorate their house this month for whatever whatever theme you want to do.
Speaker 7Yeah, it's great.
Speaker 5What's the best thing, Tanya that's me has done for your boys?
Speaker 4I'm a bonus mama too.
Speaker 2Oh my god, you you know you've done.
I'm gonna this.
I'm gonna try to get emotional, but that's going to be impossible.
But you've done so much for them.
I mean, you know, there's the kind of express things that you do.
So like the fact that you write a note every morning for Sebby that is like topical and has to do with whatever's going up.
That's topical and has to do with whatever's going on in our lives.
Is unbelievable and you would do it for Oliver if you wanted it, but Oliver is too cool for that now.
But and this is the the emotional part, more than like the things you do on a day to day basis, it's the energy that you've created and the security and and feeling of home and family that you've brought to our house, including you know, spearheading the sunny getting sunny.
So I think I think you do a lot of very constantly thoughtful, intentional things that are you know that you that is just kind of like who you are.
But what that has meant from an from again, from an energy perspective in our our house and and our family, I think is the most important.
Speaker 3Is there like tissue?
Speaker 7Yeah?
Speaker 6Otherwise I was like, sure.
Speaker 4Not gonna feel so nice.
Speaker 3But it's not bad.
Speaker 5Oh my gosh, that made me emotional.
Okay, I'm just a little more lighthearted.
Where do you shop?
Always looking so put together?
Speaker 3I don't shop.
I don't know what I did.
Speaker 2First of all, I'm in a style crisis right now.
Can we talk about that more than where I shop?
Yeah, I'm forty six years old and like, up until two years ago or a year ago, I was wearing like super super tight pants and had a certain thing, and now like that's not cool anymore.
Speaker 3I don't know.
Speaker 2Maybe that was not cool for a couple of years when I was still doing it, but so now we got to wear like baggy pants or like looser pants, and.
Speaker 3I don't know, like how to make all that work.
So I don't know.
Speaker 2I feel like I'm in a soul christ.
I feel like an eight year old when I wear baggy pants.
But uh no, I don't know my shop.
I fall for all the like instagram like stores and just like whenever I have time, I like, but I hate like actually shopping.
Speaker 3But that's very nice that you think I have.
Speaker 6Good Are you're transitioning to a different phase in your life?
Speaker 3Oh?
Speaker 4Yes, for sure?
Speaker 6Yeah yeah have you noticed it?
Do you feel like he dresses too young?
Speaker 4No, I don't think you're.
Speaker 5Just too young, But like, I mean, his pants used to be tighter than mine and now he wears like baggy pants.
Speaker 3It was crazy in hindsight, how tight my pants are.
Speaker 7It's crazy.
Speaker 4So I like the evolution good good, Yeah.
Speaker 2But I gotta be able to pull it off in an elevated fashion.
So if anyone has any tips out there, so how to do that?
Speaker 5Yeah, well you refuse to put headphones on, and you keep not speaking in a microphone.
Speaker 3When they miss it's just like it's like talking.
Speaker 4Like this, and it's like this and this and.
Speaker 7This and this.
Speaker 3I need a clip on, a clip on.
Speaker 6He didn't want to wear headphones because they didn't want to look silly on the camera.
The deal.
Yeah, the hair looks nice, but you're in a radio studio that people wear headphones here.
Speaker 2I know, but I think we got to I think that that we need to not look like we're in a radio studio.
Speaker 3That's what I think.
Speaker 5Yeah, Robbie has some pointers for the Scrubbing In podcast, which we can't also get into.
Speaker 4How was Robbie's first time meeting Ryan?
Speaker 2Do you remember your first This is the funniest thing is I don't remember the which is so weird that I don't remember the first time meeting Ryan.
I feel like I would remember that, but I've I've had the opportunity to like spend an okay amount of time and they're gonna hang out with him a few times.
Uh, and I you know, it's just he's he's the man.
I mean, Ryan's the best.
We get along really well.
We're around the same age, we know a lot of the same people.
Speaker 4I feel like he likes you better than me.
Speaker 3I think that.
Speaker 2I think that you're you're an employee, You're an employee, co worker.
Speaker 3You're a co worker.
Speaker 2But I'm saying, like, it's a it's a it's a working relationship.
You guys are friends too, no doubt about it.
But like that, I mean, that's it's different.
Yeah, but yeah, no, we get along.
I think, you know, Ryan's a really good dude.
He's always been, I mean, another guy that I like, admire so much and love like any chance I get to like talk to him or learn from him, which I've had a few opportunities, thankfully.
Speaker 3I love that.
Yeah, No, we got a lot.
Ryan's the best.
Speaker 6Do you remember the night we met?
Speaker 3Yeah, I do remember the night we.
Speaker 2Met outside outside of Ryan's house, That's right.
Speaker 3I do remember that I was picking up Tanya.
Speaker 7Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3That's that's crazy.
I remember that.
Speaker 6I remember that very well, and I remember ever about thirty seconds being like, oh this guy's this is a good guy.
Speaker 3I remember you were like very protective of Tanya.
Speaker 6Very Yeah, it's a long time.
It's a long time.
Yeah, and a lot of duds, yeah, well a lot and so, but when I met you, it was I got non dud energy almost instantly.
Speaker 4Thank you, almost instantly.
Speaker 6Oh sure, what do you mean?
Speaker 3There was a period of time where he thought I was a.
Speaker 7What early days?
Speaker 6No, I didn't.
No.
Speaker 5This is this one that kind of kept coming up a lot too.
What's the best advice for a woman getting into a marriage with a man with kids?
That's a tough And then on the heels of that, when did he show that he had kids while navigating dating?
Speaker 4I'm a single mom.
Speaker 6Why don't we take a break and you can think about this.
Yeah, we'll come back with the answer.
That's you know, people will want to hear that, So they're gonna hear all these wonderful goods and services, and then they kind of back and here Robbie's answer.
Here we go, and we're back.
Speaker 5Okay, So we left you hanging on a big cliffhanger.
There were a couple questions about what's the best advice for a woman getting in to a marriage with a man with kids, and then kind of dovetailing into when did he share that he had kids while navigating dating.
Speaker 4I'm a single mom.
Speaker 2So yeah, let's start with the second one.
I deny.
I mean I it was on my hinch profile.
Speaker 5Yeah, you you had photos with the kids on your dating app.
Speaker 2Yeah, I think, and I put, I think I'm a dad.
Whatever I was not for me, it was important for people to know right away.
I mean, it wasn't.
There was no like delay in telling someone I had kids.
So yeah, so that's the answer to the second one.
I think on the first one, like, what's the best advice?
Oh man, you know, that's something that I think that is probably deserves like a much more thoughtful, long, long answer, and probably books can be written about it.
But I think the I think the best advice for a mom, for a woman coming into a relationship with a guy with kids, is to be to be patient, to be patient, and to trust the guidance advice of the guy.
You know, everybody's kids are different, boys and girls are different depending what age they are, you know, matters.
Each individual child is so different and hopefully you know the parent, I mean, definitely the parent is best suited to know kind of you know, what they're how their kid is dealing with with everything, you know, how close you are to the to the divorce, or maybe it's not a divorce, but all that kind of factors in.
And but I think despite all of that, I think that it is a transition and something that the kids need space and time to kind of naturally accept in a positive way for themselves.
And so yeah, so patience I think is probably the best advice as maybe non helpful is that is?
Speaker 3I mean, what do you think the best advice is?
Han't been on the other side.
Speaker 5Of it, Yeah, I would say, like I feel like I trusted you a lot in that process, Like I trusted your your approach, your way of of like meeting them, when to meet them, how to meet them.
You know, I wanted to bring them gifts when I first met them, and you were like, no, I don't want it to feel like you're like trying to buy them.
Speaker 4So we thought of like thoughtful.
Speaker 5Things that I could bring them that weren't necessarily gifts, but like thoughtful trinkets, if you will, which I thought was better and like a good approach.
So I kind of I would just kind of lean on you.
I mean, I think it's interesting because our situation was different because it was.
Speaker 4In the middle of a pandemic.
I don't think.
Speaker 5I mean, we made it like nine months until I met the kids, and I feel like it wouldn't have been nine months if there wasn't like a pandemic in the middle.
Speaker 2I think also the nine months was was like probably you know that that was something.
Speaker 3So you know, at the time of my separation, my divorce kind of.
Speaker 2There was a rule that we both that me and Max talked about that we wanted to follow, which was basically, we don't want to introduce our kids to like a revolving door of like others, right of like of like girls or guys or whatever.
And so we you know, the idea was like un less and until you're like really ready to like really be committed to someone, like practically engagement, we shouldn't introduce the kids to anybody.
Speaker 3That was probably yeah.
Speaker 5But to be fair, I was your girlfriend and I'd been your girlfriend for like eight months at the time.
Speaker 3No.
Speaker 2No, I think my point is to say that that was probably wrong because I don't think you could even get to the point of like commitment or like engagement level, like I know I want to This is like the you know, the woman I'm going to be with without having integrated your kids already and seeing how that whole scenario works.
So it was it was the reason it took so long was yes, pandemic related, but also just that was kind of like a mistake and you know, we didn't know what we were doing.
I didn't know what I was doing.
We're kind of learning it as we go, all intentions, and I think that, you know, despite maybe that being wrong or maybe not the best approach, I think that it's still like worked to our benefit.
Speaker 3I think that.
Speaker 2The slow introduction and then even from there like very kind of like intentional integration and like.
Speaker 4Yeah, all I'm saying is I think nine months was too long.
Speaker 7No, no, I hear you, because.
Speaker 5I think there was damage on my end where I felt like you had two lives and I was like I'm done with that.
Speaker 2Well, that was like the biggest tension in our relationship and like the reason we broke up and like all this so like it was like, yeah, listen, that was very hard.
It's very hard to navigate these things.
I mean I could talk I think that this is something that you could really like talk about for I mean you could you know, or write about for you know, at length.
Speaker 5Because I do understand when you say be patient, because I wanted to meet them, like, you know, two months in Okay, Yeah, sure, maybe that's too soon, but then I feel like to wait nine months was also problematic.
Speaker 2Yeah, but patient, being patient good.
I wasn't even I didn't even mean it about that.
I do think that that's part of being patient.
I met, like, even once you meet them, be patient with them, go right, like, be patient with them, give them the time and space to like it's it's hard.
Speaker 3Again.
Speaker 2I can only talk about a divorce situation, but there's probably numerous situations like this, either widowed or just someone who has kids, you know, outside of marriage and like as a single parent, father, whatever.
There's probably other scenarios.
I don't know, but in our scenario, there is a natural defense that they're gonna have against somebody coming another woman coming into their lives in like a parental kind of capacity, and so you have to be patient with that and you have to, you know, let them work through that.
Speaker 3And I think that we've done it as.
Speaker 2A very commendable job, as best a job we can.
You have been incredible throughout that process.
Your relationship with my boys is unreal, Like I think the powers it be every day for that.
Speaker 3What you please show you know what I mean, that's that's the most important thing to me in this world.
So let me know what.
Speaker 5The Okay, this is a nice, easy, breezy one.
What's the best part about being married to Tanya?
And what is the most surprising part.
Speaker 3I'm being married to?
Speaker 2So being married to Tanya, my life is like, uh, every every day is like an episode of I Love Lucy.
Speaker 3I think Tanya is.
Speaker 2Really I mean, it's absolutely Tanya is the modern day Lucy O ball.
Speaker 3Okay it is.
Speaker 2It's just exciting and funny and you know, meaningful.
And I know that I have a partner who has my back always.
But yeah, I know it's a every day as an episode of I.
Speaker 6Love I've always said that because this week Tanya goes to prenatal yoga.
Yeah, Tanya tries to make home and milk at home, like every and it's hilarious.
Speaker 2This week Tanya gets blacklisted from hot at yoga.
Speaker 6Oh yeah, every week a new plot.
Speaker 3Yeah, and that you know, And that's what life is about.
Speaker 2It's about keeping it exciting and interesting and I hit the jackpot there.
Speaker 5The thing that's so crazy is like I'm literally obsessed with you, Like I spend every minute with you and I still can't get enough.
Like I was so excited that you were co hosting the podcast this week because like, obviously I'm not with you when I'm at work, and I was like, oh, yeah, that means he's like gonna come with me to work.
Like I love doing everything with you, I love doing nothing with you.
I love watching TV with you like I've never I've never had a partner that I'm just like so obsessed with, but somebody that I admire so much, also somebody that I'm so like sexually obsessed with, Like I just everything about you, I'm just like obsessed with.
Speaker 2Well okay, but fine the same.
But what are your like pet peeves or what are like the things that annoy you?
I already know one, but let's see if you say it.
Speaker 5It is the most obnoxious thing, and it's like the biggest turn off.
It is the biggest turnoff.
I never thought you could possibly turn me off until you started eating sunflower seeds and it is so disgusting and he can't put them down like, you can't have once you start, you can't FaceTime over like trying to book a flight.
Speaker 3No, I have fifty in my mouth, like spitting them.
Speaker 4Into a cup, And I'm like, can you not just do that?
I'm on a phone call with you for two minutes.
Speaker 3Can you already in there so spit them out before you call me?
Don't?
Speaker 2I don't know why that gives you the the other two.
I get the other two.
I get the flip flopping flip flops.
Speaker 5Yeah, oh my gosh.
And he walks in flip flops.
It's like, you know those people that are not self aware that they're making that plan.
Speaker 4It's so embarrassing.
Speaker 3It all comes back to being free.
Speaker 4Yeah, no, that don't be so free when you're wearing I.
Speaker 3Don't want to live in a world where I can't just flop away.
Speaker 6No, you're out and that's walking down the street.
Speaker 5Just thankfully in our relationship, you don't really wear flip flops.
Speaker 3No, No, I don't shoes.
Speaker 4Yeah, so this is it.
Speaker 6That's great.
Speaker 5Yeah, yeah, this is a rare, rare occurrence.
But when his flip flops are flippity flop.
Speaker 3Will always be only on vacation.
Speaker 6Yeah, it makes sense.
Speaker 4Yeah.
What's the third one?
Speaker 2Uh?
The first of all, they're called flip flops for a reason that name like literally, that's what you're supposed to do.
Speaker 5You're conscientious and lift them up off the floor, not flippity flop.
Speaker 3Do you do you flop?
Speaker 6I'm not really, I'm with you on open toad shoes.
Oh yeah, and I think I typically were slides instead of flip flops, so they don't do a lot of flippity flopping.
But yeah, you've worn to wear flop flops, they're gonna flip and flop.
Speaker 3Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2The amount of effort it takes to cold your toes down to lift.
Speaker 6The flop it's unnatural.
Speaker 3The third thing the chewing gum, which also.
Speaker 5Oh my gosh, it is like a giraffe chewing grass.
Speaker 3You can't cage me.
You gotta let me be free.
Speaker 5Like I literally have to remind him if he's chewing gum and we're like about to go hang out with friends, I'm like, you have to spit your gum out like.
Speaker 3Chewing gum because of you gave me a complex?
Speaker 5Will stop eat dumping your gum around like that with clients around.
Speaker 2They I told her to like, watch like some videos of baseball players eating baseball selflowers.
Speaker 3It's like, I think it's cool.
Speaker 6It's all gross.
It's it's all gross.
Speaker 3What's gross?
Speaker 6Gross?
And ball players do it and it's gross, and I've never seen you do it, but I assume it's similarly gross.
Speaker 3You know, it's very It's like, no, it's cool.
Speaker 4Any never having a family meeting.
This was Sunday.
We're having a family meeting.
He's spinning out these sunflower seats and I'm like, we have one hour and we're gonna sit here and get this on the.
Speaker 6I involved spitting things out of your so you don't have to spit them.
Speaker 3You can take them one better.
Speaker 4If I take them with my hand.
Speaker 6You're distracting saliva covered things from your mouth.
It's all bad.
Speaker 2Look so eating cherries is gross?
Yes, yes, what is wrong?
Speaker 3I agree?
Speaker 2No.
The best is that we had a canasta lesson, which we definitely have to talk about and I'm just eating this up.
Speaker 3Discussion was amazing.
She's like, I have boys.
I totally get it.
Speaker 4Teenage boys were disgusting.
Speaker 3So this is disgusting teenage boys.
I totally get.
Speaker 4It that I had chills down my back.
Speaker 5I was so second hand embarrassed because of you, with his spinning out with our tutor, our Canasta tutor sitting at the table, and he's no.
Speaker 3I'm.
Speaker 4On this, thank you.
Speaker 6If I eat cherries, I'm alone.
I'm not eating cherries in front of other people.
Speaker 3I don't want eating anything in front of other people.
Speaker 2Is discussing eating anything in front of people, discussing, you're necessarily oh my god.
Speaker 3Eating You're just like shovel Everything is disgusting.
Speaker 6If you really think about your mouth is not as girls as taking things out of your mouth.
Speaker 7That's what I agree.
Speaker 3I agree, it's all disgusting.
Speaker 6It goes in your mouth, you should never see it again.
Speaker 2Yes, okay, cherries, sunflower seeds?
Speaker 6What else?
Speaker 3Seeds?
We can have seedless but water seeds.
What else is there?
Speaker 5No, but the problem with the sunflower seeds is that it's ours like he'll just sit in bed watching TV and.
Speaker 3Just spendflower seeds.
No, no, no, no, no, yes, yes no I did do that.
I did do that.
Speaker 2But that's because she wanted me to watch the football game upstairs instead of watching it downstairs.
Speaker 3So we have to compromise.
You can't.
You can't watch sacrifice.
We sacrifice for life.
I had to eat some flower seeds in bed.
Speaker 5What do you want sacrifice?
Believe does not know we're gonna wrap this episode up, but I feel very vindicated.
Speaker 3I can't wait for myself to arrive on Wednesday.
Speaker 4Have more coming, and that's the problem.
They keep coming in there, these big, big big I wanted to throw them away, but then I'm like, I can't.
Speaker 5Anyways, Robbie will be back for Dear Bonya on Thursday, and thank you all for joining us, Babe, thank you for co hosting today.
Speaker 3Yeah, but I still owe Easton, so we'll try to get him.
Speaker 6He's in the building.
Speaker 4Yeah, we'll get it.
Speaker 7We'll talk Thursday, all right, Love
Speaker 4You all, Bye, b
