Speaker 1: All right, Steve, this is from Dashlin and Chesapeake. Dashlin says,
Speaker 1: I'm remarried and I have two children with my ex husband.
Speaker 1: I have a great relationship with my children's dad, and
Speaker 1: we let him stay at our house when he comes
Speaker 1: to visit our children. My husband now expects the same
Speaker 1: courtesy when his ex wife comes to town, but they
Speaker 1: don't share any kids. I honestly didn't know he's still
Speaker 1: talked to her. My ex husband lives six hundred and
Speaker 1: thirty miles away, so it's a no brainer. My husband's
Speaker 1: ex wife has family in town that she can stay with.
Speaker 1: Make it make sense. Why does he expect his ex
Speaker 1: wife to stay with us?
Speaker 2: I don't know why. I think it's just to get back.
Speaker 2: I think he wants you to see how that feels.
Speaker 2: Listen to me, man, you're right, your ex husband ain't
Speaker 2: staying in my house. I'll give it. If you have
Speaker 2: kids together, gived you and the kids can go get
Speaker 2: a hotel room. Why he visited or his ass to
Speaker 2: get a hotel room and the kids can spend the
Speaker 2: night there. Anything like that. But ain't no, man, your
Speaker 2: ex man ain't coming staying in my house.
Speaker 1: Crazy arrangement.
Speaker 2: That's crazy. Yeah, okay, cool, So now when my ex
Speaker 2: come to town, she can stay with up it make
Speaker 2: it make sense, make I don't care how far you
Speaker 2: You got a great relationship with your ex husband, but
Speaker 2: you got a husband. Now you gotta respect this man's house.
Speaker 2: This is the king of this castle, just like you
Speaker 2: the queen of the castle. The king k Field disrespected,
Speaker 2: nor should the queen field to respect. He ain't got
Speaker 2: no business bringing that woman into your house. But you
Speaker 2: damn sure ain't got no buses bringing that man into
Speaker 2: your house. I don't give a damn how cool the
Speaker 2: relationship is. That's what both the little uglass kids over
Speaker 2: there with him, I'm talking about miles away, and when
Speaker 2: he comes to visit, he stay at I what s
Speaker 2: living in my house? Man to be crazy? Yeah? And
Speaker 2: then dog for you to bring your ex wife in
Speaker 2: this house. There's too much disrespect on both levels. You're
Speaker 2: dead wrongs first of all, and then he did wrong
Speaker 2: second of all. Two wrongs don't make it right. So
Speaker 2: how you want us to fix this problems? Both of
Speaker 2: y'all wrong.
Speaker 1: She's trying to justify it with the kids. All right,
Speaker 1: we have time for another one. Steve This is from
Speaker 1: Henry and McDonough who says, my wife and I are
Speaker 1: empty nesters, and I can't get my wife to sit still.
Speaker 1: Every weekend she has things plans planned for us to
Speaker 1: do on Saturdays and Sundays, so I don't ever get
Speaker 1: to relax. We've been to a brunch, a bunch of
Speaker 1: new restaurants, all of the museums, outlet malls, movies and concerts.
Speaker 1: We're still young at forty nine, but I don't like
Speaker 1: being outside that much. Can I tell her I don't
Speaker 1: want to go? Or do I have to participate?
Speaker 2: Everybody?
Speaker 1: Hell with that damn museum. Ain't nobody doing that?
Speaker 2: Then, I'm damn with you. Marjorie loves museum to look
Speaker 2: at none of the old ass hart of facts. Man,
Speaker 2: stop around looking at no damn basing, no white kids
Speaker 2: up in the air with them, damn bow and arrows
Speaker 2: and all right here.
Speaker 1: They've been to all the museums.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to no play.
Speaker 1: What's about outlet mall? Outlet mall? They go there.
Speaker 2: I'm not mad.
Speaker 1: Couple, Yeah they go, That's that's one of their outings
Speaker 1: on the weekend.
Speaker 2: There was time now going down there out lit ma
Speaker 2: I'm deal down there.
Speaker 1: I gotta work and look for but I am. But
Speaker 1: you can't go down.
Speaker 2: You can't go down and now out that mam, yest
Speaker 2: no horse in and out. I have on all that
Speaker 2: old ass stuffs, Nike slacks with the buttons on the side,
Speaker 2: being there dressing like a nineteen sixty basketball player, Nike slacks,
Speaker 2: nikey slash last regular to one of your shoes, ain't
Speaker 2: got no swoosh on it.
Speaker 1: She got me, I let mine.
Speaker 2: It's funny you got twenty.
Speaker 1: Minutes after be our horse that ain't got our.
Speaker 2: Legs, just making you jumping in the air.
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