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Petchat September 23: Furball Laughter: Hilarious Pet Adventures and Mishaps
Have you ever had a hilarious adventure with your pets that left you in splits and stinking, literally? Well, we did, and we're sharing it all in this episode as our dogs, Bunsen and Beaker, decided to roll in silage! Yes, you heard that right - silage. As pet owners, we understand what it's like when our furballs get messy, and we're sure many of you can resonate with our unique experience. This episode is not just about laughter and fun, it's about recalling some of the most amusing and insightful pet stories that you may find both relatable and amusing.
Did you know that pets can be celebrities too? Bunsen and Beaker were the toast of Comic Con, and we're sharing all the delightful details about how they stole the show. From a team of handlers to a fun-filled photo session, our pets proved they could have a successful time in the spotlight. We also touch upon the adventures of potty training our pets and how, like any other pet owners, we faced our share of challenges. But hey, it's all part of the journey, isn't it?
As we move along, we talk about an unexpected guest, a snake, that slithered into a puppy school classroom! The story is as interesting as it sounds. In addition, listen to pet owners sharing their own potty training adventures, the hilarious mishaps we had with our vehicle, and how we experimented with AI voices for our pets. We round it all up with a hearty discussion on macaroni, our dad's abrupt storytelling, and the importance of community in pet owners' lives. So, grab a cup of coffee, sit back, and join us for a hilarious and insightful pet adventure.
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Hello pet enthusiasts. We're back. It's Pet Chat. My name is Jason Zakowski. I'm the dog dad of Bunsen and Beaker, the science dogs on social media. My co-host is.
Speaker 3:Hi there, I'm Chris Zakowski. I am the co-hostess with the mostest, also the dog mum to Bunsen and Beaker and the cat mum to Ginger.
Speaker 2:Every week, in Pet Chat, we play a game. We share some stories about our animals. People are always asking, and then we open up the floor of the community to share their stories about their pets. Before we get to the game, though, chris, I've got a joke for you from the Bunsen and Beaker activity book. Do you want to hear it?
Speaker 3:I do.
Speaker 2:What did the dog say to the tree?
Speaker 3:Nothing, it just waved. No, hey, bark bark, bark bark.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it said bark.
Speaker 3:Oh yes, did you hear that I went bark, bark, bark and Bunsen went?
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:Oh wait, no, he's right there.
Speaker 2:Bunsen's right there, I can hear him. Look he Bunsen's saying hello to a tree. Look, it's like right on point. Well, I want to welcome everybody back. We have some exciting stories to tell as to why we weren't here last week. Okay, should we hear a word from our sponsor?
Speaker 3:Absolutely.
Speaker 2:Pet Chat is sponsored by BarkAndBeyondSupplycom and they're in the chat today. Hello, bark and Beyond. Barkandbeyondsupplycom is a small, family-owned company that started off making joint supplements for dogs but now makes and sells treats and subscription boxes and toys. So skip the big box store, help out the little guy shop at BarkAndBeyondSupplycom and they have a prize for us today. Chris, it's a Halloween. What Halloween? Howl, howl, howl. Yes, I can't say that. The new Halloween dog bandana. Okay, it's a dog bandana. Everybody, I got that wrong. That's gonna be what it is. That's still really cool.
Speaker 3:I love that bandana Mama's ghoul yeah, I didn't read it Mama's ghoul. It's so cute.
Speaker 2:Did you say ghoul?
Speaker 3:Ghoul. It's his mama's ghoul.
Speaker 2:Oh, I thought you said gaba ghoul.
Speaker 3:Gaba ghoul. I'll take the gaba ghoul.
Speaker 2:Yeah, like from, is that from the office?
Speaker 3:It is when Michael was buying life insurance from the sales men Gaba ghoul. Gaba ghoul. I'll take the gaba ghoul.
Speaker 2:All right, should we share some stories about Bunsen and Beaker, and then we'll get to the community.
Speaker 3:Absolutely.
Speaker 2:Okay, you go first.
Speaker 3:Oh, I have two. I have two excellent stories.
Speaker 2:Excellent.
Speaker 3:Excellent, the first one is okay, I'm gonna set this up. Jason came home and he said um, he's sniffing, why, why does the house smell like manure?
Speaker 2:Yeah, no, I grew up in rural Alberta, so I've smelled a barn or two. I'll tell you that.
Speaker 3:You said why does the house smell like manure? And I said hmm, don't you think it smells more like hay?
Speaker 2:No.
Speaker 3:You said. You said, yes, kind of it smells like a barn. And I said, well, funny story, because I'd been taking the dogs out for their walks because Jason's been busy and getting home later and later. So we had an upright pool in the front yard. Oh yeah, yeah, okay.
Speaker 3:Upright pool in the yard and it was taken down and at the end of my walk Beaker and Bunsen were standing on the ground that the pool was on and it obviously doesn't have grass on it right now and it was covered in tarp but now it's like rotten ground or weird ground or hay ground.
Speaker 2:I don't know, it's become silage, chris.
Speaker 3:Oh, it's silage.
Speaker 2:Yeah, fermented hay like grass?
Speaker 3:Yeah it's fermented. And that's definitely what Bunsen and Beaker were rolling in. Now Bunsen started first and he was like oh, I'm rolling in this, and Beaker's like what are you doing? What's happening? And then she went wild. She went wild to roll in it, and you know what I did? I let them roll in it because I didn't know that they would be Eureka. When I brought them in the house, they were so bad.
Speaker 3:It was pretty bad. It was not a good smell. Well, it smelled like a barn in our home, but it's an excellent story.
Speaker 2:I guess so Excellent for everybody to hear not for me coming home and smelling silage in our house.
Speaker 3:Okay, it didn't smell for very long and Bunsen didn't smell as bad as Beaker, no, but what happened? So? Then? This is funny. Then, after Beaker was rolling in it, she was really smelly. Bunsen knows so much, but he really dug it in there. She was like right down to right down to her skin and we've been putting the cone on her because of her hot spot on her neck or on her cheek, and so then the cone also smelled of silage.
Speaker 3:So, bad Rot and hay, and that's why I think Ginger was going into her cone, because it was like a catnip moment for the cat, even though it isn't catnip. She was behaving that way inside the cone, but then she also ginger was also behaving that way. When we came back from Comic Con and Bunsen's costume, we just put it on the kitchen table and Ginger was like, oh, what's this? And she was rolling in it and doing what cats do on Bunsen's costume.
Speaker 2:Yes.
Speaker 3:It was bizarre.
Speaker 2:I think it's because she smelled serenadecini, but that's what I think, no.
Speaker 3:I don't think so. Okay, seriously, jason, no.
Speaker 2:Should that bring to my story?
Speaker 3:no, Sure, I just have to think of my second excellent story. I remember it. Okay, you go ahead.
Speaker 2:Yeah, okay, bye, bye. So we were had a very surreal experience on Sunday. If you listen to the podcast, we did talk about this. But since you're all here, here's my story. I've mentioned and you know, you know and you've seen the photos if you follow us that Bunsen and Beaker were celebrity guests. Chris, is that what you'd call them, or special guests?
Speaker 3:Definitely celebrity guests, because when I talked to our handler, we got a handler, I said would you consider Bunsen and Beaker a celebrity guest? And they said yes, they are a main headliner for us and we are so happy to have them.
Speaker 2:Yeah. So I thought we would just kind of show up and then people would say hi to them. Oh no, we had a handler and like a videographer and like a team, we had a team and they whisked us to like the VIP room and then they're like making sure we're all like comfortable and we're like, oh my God, we're just what's going, this is good. And then it was time for them to go down to the red carpet to take photos with people. And we're always like, until you do the thing, you never know how your dogs are going to perform. Right, they're dogs and they're like Bunsen is very, very well trained and Beaker's pretty well trained. She's kind of a loose cannon, I'm not going to lie sometimes. And I couldn't believe how good they did. They took photos with people for 30 minutes straight almost 100 people, like Chris knows the number, like 87 or 86 people, something like that.
Speaker 3:I don't know there was 86 people clocked.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and there was. There was more, but I think there was close, probably closer to 100, because we were taking photos with people before the rest of the team came by and the dogs did great Like the people came in behind.
Speaker 3:No, Jason, no no the girl at the table had a clicker.
Speaker 2:Oh, but she wasn't. I don't. There were people want taking photos with them before she had a clicker guaranteed, guaranteed. That's what I'm saying, because I was letting people take photos with Bunsen and Beaker before they made like a system. But that's not. That's not here or there. The point is the dogs did great. There's people in cosplay and people like like with small children and the dogs were just like a rock stars and we're so proud of them that they took photos with people for that long. It was just, it was very cool. Tons of smiles. The Comic Con couldn't have been happier because they got so much media from the dogs.
Speaker 2:And then the icing on the cake was our handlers like, okay, we have a very cool opportunity if you want to do it and it's, we will basically serenade a Chini. The voice of Ash from Pokemon would love to meet Bunsen and Beaker. And we're like, yeah, that's cool. Yes, we, we, the person that Bunsen was dressed up as that actually does the voice of the person in the giant Pokemon cartoon. So we, we said sure and we got took him through the back way, the back secret ways where all the celebrities go and pass like a massive security team to the back of where the celebrities are. And the celebrities were like walking right past Bunsen and Beaker. Like Carl Weathers walked right by us and there's I forget the little girl's name the actress who plays Leia in the Obi-Wan Disney plus show. She liked walk by Batman, bunsen and Beaker and waved at them. I think she really wanted to touch them but she didn't know if she was allowed. I don't know.
Speaker 2:And then we're like they're the handlers, like okay, time to go. And we like exited and walked in front of all of the celebrities who were signing autographs, which was weird because we were like walking right by them while they're signing autographs and they're all like saying hello to Bunsen and Beaker. Like Jason Lee was like oh my God, it's a puppy parade. I love your dogs, they're so cute. And then he was pantomining time, trying to use pantomime, jumping over his table to see them.
Speaker 2:And then we got to see Sarah and Sarah was like blown away and so excited If you've seen the media her face like lit up and she got down on the ground and was hugging the dogs and it was a very cool experience. So I'm kind of excited to talk about it because it was so very, very cool. But it was not what I expected at all that would happen that day. I thought it would be, you know, like a few dozen people would come and say hi to Bunsen and Beaker and that would be the end of it. But that was not it at all. It was a whole thing.
Speaker 3:It was a whole thing, and we had Annalise to help us.
Speaker 2:Yes, we wouldn't have done it without her. Shout out to her. Shout out to Annalise.
Speaker 3:Shout out to Annalise and we've given her notice, because the Calgary Comic Con is happening in April and so she's, like it's so super excited to come.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it was a lot of fun for her.
Speaker 3:One thing we wanted to do was sell our activity book.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that did not happen.
Speaker 3:That did not happen.
Speaker 2:There was no way that we'd be able to pull that off.
Speaker 3:No.
Speaker 2:But that's okay. Whatever, we had people with giant smiles and they were very happy.
Speaker 3:So yeah, and we gave away some of our merch.
Speaker 2:Yeah, some stickers and yeah.
Speaker 3:Like stickers and one boy he ripped apart the window cling and he thought it was a sticker and he was trying to stick it to his clothes and they said oh, I'm so sorry, buddy, that's a window cling. Yeah, but you can take it and put it on your window at home.
Speaker 2:And he was like yeah, that's not as exciting as sticking a sticker on your face.
Speaker 3:No.
Speaker 2:So only stickers next time, only stickers. Did you remember your story, chris?
Speaker 3:Yes. I did not forget my story. I just wanted to tell everybody that on Thursday night we had a staff party and the staff party took place one kilometer from our house.
Speaker 2:On the north side of the highway, no, the south side. South side of the highway, jason, yeah, yeah, to cross the highway to the south side.
Speaker 3:Yeah, but the funny thing is that it's a kilometer away and I thought I'll just take Bunsen. It's an outdoor thing, they're going to be playing baseball. I'm not going to play baseball. I wore my crocs, which allowed me to definitely not have to play baseball, but that's it. So I took Bunsen and everybody was like, oh hi, bunsen, and they really enjoyed seeing him and he really enjoyed being out and about with people. Yeah, getting petted every four seconds. And he got to play with another little dog. A colleague brought her dog and her dog's name is Wren. Yeah, looks like a beagle type dog and what are you doing?
Speaker 3:What.
Speaker 2:What are you doing? Are you typing? No, okay, sorry.
Speaker 3:I'm just going to get the. I'm getting beaker.
Speaker 2:Sounds like you're typing while you're trying to tell the story.
Speaker 3:No, I'm getting beaker a chicken foot because we got those chicken feet for her, because of dog diving and how that replenishes her something or other. However, I gave Bunsen a chew and it just is lasting a little bit longer than the chew that she inhaled. So she was barking at him, so I was trying to control the barking.
Speaker 3:So there was no barking, but I obviously sounded like I was click, clacking, typing, and I was not. But let me just continue my story. Okay, yes, so Bunsen played with Wren and at first my colleague said, oh, you know, wren's going to play a little bit shy, and then she's going to be like, okay, I'll play with you. And that's exactly what happened, like she played a little shy, a little scared, and then she was jumping up into Bunsen's face and Bunsen's like I don't know if this is how you should play.
Speaker 2:It's giving him PTSD of beaker.
Speaker 3:Yeah, well, jumping and like kind of punching his face Jumping up and like giving him like the one to slap, it was crazy.
Speaker 2:Oh, and he was like what.
Speaker 3:Yeah, but then he did the play bow and he did it yeah.
Speaker 3:He did a few turns with her and then he's like I don't really like how you play, so I'm going to go over here. And then the other issue. The other issue is I had treats in my bunny hug. So because I want Bunsen to be in his best behavior, so I had treats in there, and so Wren obviously could smell the treats because she was jumping on me and trying to bat my bunny hug to get the treats out. So she was barking and Bunsen was not. Bunsen just was like good. And then he went and laid down and then Adam texted me, said hey, can we get macaroni on our way home? And I said what, who's picking you up? Obviously me. You didn't clear this with me.
Speaker 2:But what does that have to do with your dog story, Chris?
Speaker 3:Well then I had to go. I did. Oh, okay, I thought you're going to launch into like a whole macaroni story here. No, I could, but I won't, okay. Anyway, I'm super excited about having pet chat, as you can probably tell.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:We missed last week and I'm just full of stories and excitement and energy for this pet chat.
Speaker 2:So before we get to community sharing, I'm going to play a couple sounds for everybody, and our Paw Pack community is voting on some of the sounds. I've found an amazing program to do really high quality voices, and I was struggling with a ginger voice for the audio book of texts from Bunsen too. So here's voice number one.
Speaker 7:Hi everyone, it's ginger, the science cat cat's rule and dogs drool Okay.
Speaker 2:That's voice number one.
Speaker 1:Hi everyone, it's ginger, the science cat cat's rule and dogs drool.
Speaker 2:There's voice number two. Is that coming out? Is that coming through, chris?
Speaker 3:It's coming through loud and clear.
Speaker 2:Okay, I don't like. Three is just a repeat of two. I just lowered the pitch. Hi everyone, it's ginger. The science. Cat cat's rule and dogs drool. Okay, Number four. Hi everyone, it's ginger. The science cat cat's rule and dogs drool. Now I have number five, but Chris hates number five. But the Paw Pack community is voting number five, Chris, I'm so sorry.
Speaker 3:Uh, no, I told you, I will override that.
Speaker 2:I know you do not like voice five, but here's voice five.
Speaker 6:Hi everyone, it's ginger, the science cat cat's rule and dogs drool.
Speaker 2:It's that valley girl affected speech you hate, right.
Speaker 8:Yep.
Speaker 2:Okay, number six.
Speaker 3:Hi everyone, it's ginger, the science cat cat's rule and dogs drool.
Speaker 2:So that's got a little bit of Southern twang, and then the last one.
Speaker 4:Hi everyone, it's ginger, the science cat cat's rule and dogs drool.
Speaker 2:Sarah, go ahead.
Speaker 4:Um, what was the first one? I think I liked that one.
Speaker 7:Hi everyone. It's ginger, the science cat cat's rule and dogs drool I like that one.
Speaker 4:It's peppy, it's peppy. Yeah, the one that that Chris doesn't like is terrible. It sounds like um. Sounds like ginger the depressed science cat. Take a pro's act. Ginger and get over yourself.
Speaker 2:This one.
Speaker 6:Hi everyone, it's ginger, the science cat, cat's rule and dogs drool.
Speaker 2:It's that effected. Yeah, it's that effective speech. Chris hates it.
Speaker 4:When I hear that, it makes me feel both shame and sadness.
Speaker 2:So Now the what, what I can do. What I also can do is I can change the pitch of it to make it more like high pitched as well. Um, but I was just struggling finding a voice for the cat right Cause beaker uh, beaker's voice by Chris in the audio book. But now that we have ginger, it's just one extra thing. So we'll open up the floor to a community. If you have a pet story you'd like to share, come on up. Um, if you have questions, come on up. We'd love to hear from you. Um, we already have Sarah and Paul up here. Sarah, did you want to? Did you want to talk about any pet story on your end while you're up here, or do you just wanted to chime in about the voices?
Speaker 4:Uh, you know we have a puppy. We have Sammy now, and, um, I forget how old he is. He was born, uh, june 2nd, so, however old he is, um, but Sammy is our nightmare puppy. Oh no, oh, my gosh, um, potty training for him has been a nightmare. Um, he loves to, he has a potty place in our house and it's in our bedroom.
Speaker 2:Oh God.
Speaker 4:I know it's his favorite spot and, um, this morning, uh, he's gotten better. We'd take him out just before bedtime and we bring him back but and put him in bed. He, they sleep with us, but we are awakened every morning with the wonderful scent of Sammy. Oh no, and this morning my husband got up, and he was. My husband is so calm all the time, just has one mood, one level. He gets up and he said what the hell he had stepped in about nine piles of Sammy. I know we don't know what to do. We, we have tried everything. We don't feed him, but he is just determined to make up it. Yeah, it's part of his uh routine though, which is tough to break. Oh, yeah, that's oh gosh it's just, it's so hard.
Speaker 4:And then, as we are letting him out, he likes to squat and go potty, and so he's standing at the door, the door is open for him to go, and he stops and he's like you know what this looks like a great place to pee, oh no. So he's, he, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's, he's. He's. So darn cute, though, and so sweet that, uh, you know we forgive him, but this morning, at you know, 430 in the morning, uh, my husband did not find it too cute. It took us a bit, it took us longer to potty train beaker than Bunsen, for sure.
Speaker 2:Um, yeah, and we started to limit her water and her food earlier and earlier and earlier. Um, and we started to limit her water and food earlier and earlier and that eventually helped us. So I think like we started early, like?
Speaker 4:what time did you go to bed and when did you stop feeding?
Speaker 2:I think when we were getting a little frustrated because it was like a week and a bit into having some trouble, um, I think we limited her water at like 4pm. She didn't get any water after 4pm. It was mostly a number one accident number, not a number two. So that's what I've read that before is like you, you feed their supper really, really early, so then they're they have to go poo before they go to bed.
Speaker 4:If you're still having struggles, Um, does anybody know, like, how long it takes for food to cycle through a dog? Uh, I don't know.
Speaker 2:No, I don't know the answer to that. Um, Paula's up here. I don't know if Paula can help. Yeah.
Speaker 5:Well, I, you know what. I've walked a lot of dogs and I've seen a lot of potty problems in my life, believe you me. But anyway, um, sarah, you know, what I would do is, like Jason said, feed them early. Like I have one client, it has to be fed two, 30 in the afternoon, or three o'clock, because the dog will poop, guaranteed by between seven and nine PM, guaranteed. But it has to go into a routine. If you're feeding your now, how old is your dog? Is he still puppy, puppy or is he?
Speaker 4:Yeah, he was born June 2nd, so, but you're, are you still feeding three?
Speaker 5:months. Are you still not feeding three times a day, though, are you?
Speaker 4:Uh no, he gets, he gets, he won't. He's too active, so he feeds morning and evening he doesn't really eat in the afternoon.
Speaker 5:Okay, that's good. Well, usually when they poop, they'll poop after they eat, usually because you know they'll eat and then you know within an hour they're going to want to go. So usually if they get fed in the morning, take them out, really, you know, walk them around and you'll see a routine. Start because it does happen. I don't know if anybody else can back me up on this, but I know from my own experience with dogs, and same with dinner. Sometimes they don't go right away after dinner, but it'll be at least an hour or hour and a half after could. You can kind of tell, and if you have a routine of same time that you feed them, you will see a pattern forming.
Speaker 4:So, um, so, paula, why is it that he'll go potty after you know? After he eats in the evening, we started stop feeding him at. His last meal is at five. So, he'll go potty at about six or seven, but why are we waking up at four in the morning to piles, piles of Sammy?
Speaker 5:Well, um, I don't know, he might be just maybe because he needs to go again, I mean. But so maybe to break that, if he's doing it consistently at that time, or in the morning you getting up and you're seeing poops, then yeah, definitely start feeding it earlier and then see if he's, you know, going to eliminate even a little bit more after, because if he's active at night after he eats and even after he poops, because if they play hard or do something or run around and having a good time, that's going to stimulate things too.
Speaker 5:So I don't know if anybody else can add to that, but that's my experience. I would think that the earlier feed them maybe the better, because that way you can, you got to have a routine and you got to stay with around the same time all the time to feed him.
Speaker 8:Really helps your puppy. Really, yeah, really yeah, he is. But a lot of people when we have small puppies, we put them in crates at night, because they usually won't do that where they sleep.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's the other thing we had with Beaker is she was. She was crate trained and that's why there wasn't a number two accident.
Speaker 8:Yeah, it really worked.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and that's something. That's tough the first couple nights because the puppy will not like to. Usually most puppies are not a big fan of the crate.
Speaker 8:Yeah, but your puppy is still really little to get into a really Regular schedule yet. You need to wait a couple months, so it's gonna be a long haul.
Speaker 2:Sorry, sarah.
Speaker 4:Well, it was my husband, so I'm fine with him having to wake up with puppy piles and not me.
Speaker 2:It's a good thing puppies are among the cutest things on earth, because when they're little, all of that cuteness comes with things that are not so pleasant and you just forget that. You forget like I Forget until we talk about it. I forget like we were. We were frustrated a bit with beaker, her number one. Potty training took a long time.
Speaker 3:It did, because we would take her outside and she would come right back in and go to the water dish and refill. Yeah, that's what we kept saying refill.
Speaker 2:But we were stupid. We just we had, we kept the water dish out and we should have just taken it away. But but then we needed water for Bunsen because he's a big thirsty guy all the time right?
Speaker 4:Did Bunsen do the same thing, or was he just, like he knew, to go outside?
Speaker 3:He was he was a rock star.
Speaker 2:It is very hard to. Was he totally potty trained in like two days, chris?
Speaker 3:like two days, like it was unbelievable unbelievable.
Speaker 2:We had old, was he when you? Got him little like, like little little guy. Well, he was a big puppy because he's a burner, but I mean he was a lot. He was just as big little baby as beaker was yeah, seven or eight weeks we got him.
Speaker 4:Yeah, he had and he just got it. He just went to the door and waited he.
Speaker 2:We had bells that he would ring. So he figured out within two days that he had to smack the bells and then we would take him out. There's like these potty bells we had them for beaker, but she would just outsmarted us. She would just smack them all the time to trick us into taking her outside. Yeah, cuz she wanted to go outside. She was like way smarter than Bunsen, that way.
Speaker 4:Well, we had those, but Charlie liked to play with them too, and he eventually pulled them off the doors because he thought those were fun and they made noise.
Speaker 2:Yeah, they don't work for everybody. Yeah, and Bunsen is super atypical because, like I remember our golden we had before Bunsen Callan. She was not as fast as Bunsen. So it's not like we, we just were like, oh man, this is fast. And then we're, of course we had beaker and it was a normal length of time to potty train and we were like, oh, why can't you be more like Bunsen?
Speaker 3:It's true, it's true, we were we were saying that, but we still like Bunsen. True, we were. We were saying that, but we still loved her.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, she again. She's like your little guys, Sarah, like you can't not love a puppy. They're just right, you can't they are.
Speaker 4:He's so cute that he gets away with anything and everything. What's funny is that he doesn't like toys, he doesn't like balls, he doesn't like squeaky toys, but he loves to chew and and Charlie takes things off the counter just to put them on the floor, like spatulas and spoons, and he just takes them off the counter if he can reach them. Well, sammy runs and takes those and hides and chews up these spoons. So I thought I was really clever and I bought a bunch of cheap spoons you know things that that Sammy could chew, um, but he doesn't like those spoons. He likes the spoons I use, which are exactly the same, by the way.
Speaker 2:That's funny, it's funny, but I I I'm sorry for that for you.
Speaker 4:Yeah, I have. I Couple of years ago I bought this really expensive, you know, like utensil set and they all have little chew marks in them and I just sort of giggle. Every time I'm cooking I see the little Chew marks.
Speaker 2:Yeah, if you like, if you have a dog, I think you have to give up some of your your goals for how clean your house is going to be like. Your house is just Not gonna like. You're not going to have that Betty Crocker or whatever it is. Your couch is going to have bite marks on the bottom. There's going to be hair on the floor unless you like sweep every day. There's going to be hair in your fridge. If you have a bernice mountain dog, you're going to open like you're going to have a sandwich. You're like how'd I hair get in the bread and you either decide that's okay or you don't have dogs and that's not an option for us.
Speaker 4:That's. That's so wonderful, because we have the same issue with um. You know I had I after our copper bear passed away. He was a chewer. He loved to chew on the legs of Our coffee table and I thought, you know what I? I should probably get rid of this. The other dogs don't seem to chew Um, so I should get a new coffee tip, but I, I don't have the heart to get rid of it because it's like a reminder of copper bear. Yeah, so we have our chewed up coffee table that I will have until the day I die and people come over and they look at this raggedy thing in my beautiful living room and are like what is this? I'm like that was copper bear's favorite chew toy and we are keeping it.
Speaker 2:Well, it's like a tattoo of your dog. People get a tattoo of your dog on their body and when people are like, what's going on there, it's a story you can tell, a story of your, of your lost pet, if that's what I should take a picture of this, jason, it it?
Speaker 4:If you saw this coffee table, you would probably burst out laughing. There is every leg is chewed. He chewed every corner off of it. It looks like something I got at the dump.
Speaker 8:I have. I'm looking at the rocking chair right now that was chewed by my newfoundland when he was a puppy about 20 years ago. Oh Runners, all chewed up. It's next to a basket he chewed from Ghana. That I Love and I don't want to get rid of it, but it looks horrible.
Speaker 2:But it doesn't matter what something looks like if it's got a place in your heart like who cares what something looks like.
Speaker 8:Yeah, that's right. He was a wonderful dog, absolutely wonderful, except he chewed. He chewed siding on the house. I'll tie it back door and you can see where the a whole strip of siding is missing the bottom half, because he Dough. He chewed the landing on our stairs. You can see where he chewed it and his Depression. Even though he's there's still the depression where he and he would stop as soon as I would say buddy, no, even though he was a little puppy, hit me, but you can't put it back.
Speaker 2:No, well, it's too bad. You're saying, yeah, I mean like, uh, it was a new fee, um, yeah, so, but uh, chris, you didn't hear that if we get a new fee puppy, that it's going to chew stuff.
Speaker 8:Well, I had, and I had a border call. You did the same thing.
Speaker 2:So yeah, kathy says operation, new fee, puppy is not being helped. But it's a cute story. Uh uh, paula, go ahead, sorry.
Speaker 5:Um, no, no, I was just gonna say the same thing. I've got, you know, mementos. I had a big Santa Claus that was stuffed and and Boris, one of my Yorkies, decided that the fur trim on the bottom would be a plaything, so he ripped it all up. So he ripped it all up, but not a lot, but you know, like maybe six inches, but every time I pull it out at Christmas I think it is. So you gotta kind of go with the flow. But like people say, you know your house isn't going to be house beautiful, that's for sure. Your wood paneling and your doors are going to be scratched by the big dogs. In fact I'm, I'm living in my parents house and I have, I have signs from my dogs as a kid. I'm still on the house. So, anyway, but um, I did have a funny pet story real quick. Yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 5:I agree with Chris about the voice number five. It is really funny. But I know what it is it's vocal fry. Does anybody know what vocal fry is? Is that kind of go like uh, you know it's, I can't even do it Like they kind of whine when they talk and it's?
Speaker 2:Chris, chris can't stand that, can't stand it yeah but I think it should sound like Bart Simpson.
Speaker 5:You know that real sarcastically, like you know, you know kind of a like not a real high kid voice, but I think something that would be Bart Simpson like, because Bart Simpson to me is just like he epitomizes, you know, like a real, you know sarcastic like a brat, like a brat.
Speaker 2:Yeah, she is a brat.
Speaker 5:Well, yeah, but you know, in a good way.
Speaker 2:Oh, we love her so much. She's, she's super cute. I don't know, who do I so, but anyway that's my two cents. I don't know for all as well, well, this one, this is one I sped up, so here we go.
Speaker 5:Okay.
Speaker 4:Hi everyone, it's ginger, the science cat. Cat's rule and dog's rule.
Speaker 2:So that one is sped up a bit. I can do that to all the voices, so that's something maybe I'll do. I'll speed them all up a bit and then repost it to the pop pack and y'all can vote again.
Speaker 5:Yeah, maybe that'd be good but that's cool. You got a cool website. Now I'm excited for you.
Speaker 2:Yeah, this website is amazing. I found there's a voice on tick tock and it's like everybody is using it and nobody knows how to, where it comes from, and I know you, now we do, now we have it.
Speaker 4:Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 4:That voice is on tick tock.
Speaker 2:No, it's this voice called Adam. Yeah, it's, and anyways it. It allows me to make a really quick voiceover, because I could just type it in and it sounds very human like, because it's just an AI voice.
Speaker 3:Yeah, and I'm just worried about speeding it up if it makes it sound a little bit too much like AI. Hey, big hairy mammals.
Speaker 1:Oh sorry, this is another one, that one sounds good, hey, big hairy mammal, move your butt or I will move it for you. You should be scared of me, I'll eat your face, love it.
Speaker 2:Is that? How about that one?
Speaker 5:That was good.
Speaker 2:I really like that's a new one. That's a new one I was monkeying with, like some of the settings, you can change its stability, its exaggeration and its clarity, um, and if you go too much, it screws up, like here. I'll do what was it? Nom nom, nom, chris.
Speaker 3:No, jason, we're here to hear pet stories.
Speaker 2:Oh, I'm sorry. Yeah, I just got. Okay, never mind. Um, yeah, so I got distracted.
Speaker 5:No, that's all right, but I want I'll be real quick, sorry paula, yeah, no honey, that's all right.
Speaker 5:I I know other people probably want to talk. I'll be super, super fast, but you know, uh, tixie's been in puppy school and she's doing pretty good. I mean, you know the fact that she went into heat early and you know, every boy dog that she passes by is like doing a second Turn around, but that's okay, that she wears diapers, so we're, you know we're, we're protecting her and everything. But I did post on my web page I mean I mean my twitter, maybe you can find it, but I I posted the picture of a snake that was under my chair. Oh, you can see there.
Speaker 2:Really, was a snake.
Speaker 5:Yeah, so the Instructor was the one that took it. So I asked her. I said could you please give me your picture of the snake? And she says it's still the talk of the the whole Month because they don't know how it got in. They. They don't know, you know, because it's a sealed room, except when they, you know, let the dogs out in the back to go potty. They're in the classroom because they have a little kennel part, but they still don't know how the heck it got in there. So so that that's all I really wanted to share real quick.
Speaker 2:That's a big snake.
Speaker 5:But it's not, it really is it looks bigger, maybe because of the angle that she took it. But it was a baby. I mean it was. It probably wasn't more than 10 to 12 inches, guessing.
Speaker 2:Okay, I put it it was listen.
Speaker 5:If it was big I would have been out that front door.
Speaker 2:So I have it up in the nest for everybody to take a look at.
Speaker 5:Okay, great. Well, thank you and everybody, have a good night. And I love the, the Comic Con stories. You guys did great with a Pikachu and I couldn't be more proud of you guys. I think I think it's fantastic, it really is. And if you want someone to me and your booze, call me. I'll come to the April one and I'll, I'll, I'll sell those books, don't you worry, I'll get those activity books gone.
Speaker 2:Yeah, they're going out with the first shipment of calendars. Some people picked them up, so we're just super excited. I can't wait.
Speaker 5:I think I'm more excited in some kids that I'm going to give them to, so I can't wait to see it. So it should be. It should be a lot of fun. So get a book everybody. They're great.
Speaker 2:We'll have a. We're working on us. We're working on some kind of like plan for the activity books, because they were just kind of like a special add on with the calendar. And then I know some people have been asking like, can we get the activity books just by themselves? We're working on that. Chris and I actually want to set up a subscription, like you know, like a children's magazine, where you get one every three months or something like that, and then great, yeah, and I don't think we can do more than that, because we're so busy and they do take a bit of work. It's not like we have a team. The team is Chris and I on weekends and Canva. That's our team.
Speaker 3:Hello, hello everyone. I would like to reset the room. This is Pet Chat, the most wholesome space on X. That is the name of our Pet Chat and we are currently not talking about pets. So if you would enjoy speaking about your pet, you are welcome to request the mic, Because we love to share stories about our pets with our community and we've come full circle and a little bit off the rails. But if you'd like to share your story about your pet, we've gone off the rails.
Speaker 2:You are the person that drives the train off the rails every single day, Kristin, in these spaces.
Speaker 3:Pardon, what? No, not me.
Speaker 2:Okay, okay, I think Ramona is up here, hi, ramona.
Speaker 6:You guys are too funny. Let me save you a little bit, chris. So I think most of you know I lost my. I lost my 13, my 13 year old Healer Cross in in April and I adopted Boomer in July. Well, I did embark DNA because I thought he was golden doodle, because he's golden colored and he's really tall. Well, I got the results yesterday and he is labradoodle. He is 50% Labrador Retriever and 50% Standard Poodle, but he is really tall, so I think he got a lot of standard Poodle jeans in his nice long legs.
Speaker 6:But he has settled in. He is the goodest boy y'all. I had to get the fences all around my property raised because he can jump.
Speaker 3:I can jump it.
Speaker 6:And I've got an acre of land. So he's been a pretty expensive rescue dog because I had to raise the height of a lot of fencing. But he's the sweetest boy. When I come home he grabs one of his stuffy toys and dances around and is just happy to see me. So but and also there were no issues on the embark DNA, which I was really happy to see because he is eight years old. So I was kind of concerned just in case there was any progressive retinal atrophy or anything else in his genetic makeup. But there is not.
Speaker 2:So he is 100% healthy and this great I threw through the photo of oh, and then did Chris put some stuff up there. Yeah, there's some stuff up there.
Speaker 6:Yes, that is. That is boomer on top of the wall. That is pre fence raising.
Speaker 2:What, ramona? What did you have to do? Like, is that a concrete? Like retaining wall or something?
Speaker 6:That's an adobe wall at the front and I have cross fencing. You guys are farm people, so yeah, I'm sure you understand, the cross fencing was short enough. He could get into that front area and then get on that wall.
Speaker 2:Okay.
Speaker 6:So the cross fencing is now six feet tall so he can no longer get into that area of the yard, and but he's got about two thirds of an acre with grass and trees and he loves it. He's digging for the go furs and and he has settled in really well. But yeah, so the cross fencing across the property by the house I had to raise that. It was only about, oh, four feet or so and, like I said, now it's six feet.
Speaker 2:Fencing is not cheap. I hear you, like we, we were thinking about fencing in our property and, like I just did an online quote from someplace in town and it was like, oh okay, no, that's not feasible at this point.
Speaker 6:So yeah, it's expensive, but there's a pet story for you, chris. Get back on track. Thank you, guys for all you do, and Comic Con looked like a ton of fun.
Speaker 2:It was. It was awesome, thank you.
Speaker 3:Hooray a pet story.
Speaker 2:You were going to talk about macaroni. So you know we're good. I think we're okay there.
Speaker 3:Well, I was, but I my story definitely. I don't know, jason, come on.
Speaker 2:Okay.
Speaker 3:Okay.
Speaker 2:Is there anybody else?
Speaker 3:I was sorry, I was going to talk about macaroni everyone and I didn't. I restrained. I said the word macaroni and then I stopped.
Speaker 4:Okay, did Bunsen eat the macaroni? Then that's a pet story.
Speaker 3:Yeah Well, no, bunsen wouldn't eat it. It was Adam who wanted to eat it and I had to pack up my chair and I let another person, a colleague, hold Bunsen. I said could you please hold Bunsen? And he said absolutely. And then another colleague's like oh, you're leaving. And then I started talking about macaroni and they thought I was talking about going for takeout macaroni. And they were. They said where in the world can you get takeout macaroni? And they said no, it's going to be uncooked macaroni that Adam will make it home, but where can you get takeout macaroni? I'm not sure, but at this point the colleague was still holding Bunsen and another colleague was like giving him serious pet rubs, like rubbing him, and he was so happy. So see, I can talk about my dog and macaroni at the same time.
Speaker 2:You're multitasking. It's like walking and chewing gum.
Speaker 3:No, I'm just multitalking.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but that's still multitasking.
Speaker 3:I'm just weaving in pet stories with my shenanigans.
Speaker 2:You know, but some stories don't go anywhere, like I love my dad so much, but his stories just end in the middle. You're just like what was the point of this? What is their payoff? No, it just ended. It's like so I went to go get macaroni and that would be the end of the story. But he would tell you all of the front bit and then you'd be left hanging Like did you, did you even go to the store? Did you get macaroni, dad? Like anyways, that's called the grandpa Rob story with my siblings. I'm trying to find a thing. Chris, can you fill the air with more macaroni stories? I'm just looking for something.
Speaker 3:Sure, what can I talk about, so?
Speaker 2:how about you? You drove over some of our merchandise.
Speaker 3:No no no I was not going to do that.
Speaker 2:Okay.
Speaker 3:Okay Okay, jason was wondering where I was during the first part of the space and I thought I had time. You know, mr Incredible, when he's like I got time, I got time. But really he didn't really have a lot of time, but he said he had time. But anyway I had to go outside to get ginger because Jason left her in the patio.
Speaker 2:Oh, I did.
Speaker 3:Whoops, you did, and so it was just about separate time. And I fed both dogs and I thought, oh, I got time, I'm going to go get ginger, and I did. And then I eat for some food, but she's just still like Tina. Tina eat your food because you put it in her bowl and sometimes she jumps up and eats it Another time. She's like man, I think I'm not going to eat it.
Speaker 2:I honestly thought we were going to miss pet chat because we were. I was doing that redneck fix on our septic tank. Um, yes, so Jason bought a float and the cord was not long enough, I bought the only float available to us.
Speaker 3:Right, so what I used?
Speaker 2:an extension cord which is super redneck that I found for you. Yeah.
Speaker 3:It's going to be a temporary fix. Yeah, it could last for years.
Speaker 2:I guarantee you. I guarantee you that fix that I did will last for like three years before we catch this fire.
Speaker 3:No, Jason, we're only going to let it last a couple of days until we can get a longer float cord.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:A longer float with a cord.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's a gross job.
Speaker 3:No, it was a gross job, but I helped you with it.
Speaker 2:I know. Thank you for making sure I didn't fall into our septic tank.
Speaker 3:Yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 4:If you would have fallen in, you would have been on your own man, because nobody's going in after you.
Speaker 3:No, he would have been dead he probably would have been dead. Sarah, it is so deep, it's God how long. Like Jason, 12 feet deep, more than that it's more than 12 feet deep. Yeah, and you would be killed by the gases by the time you got to the.
Speaker 2:I'd probably be okay. I'd hold my breath. I can hold my breath for as long as a sloth Call. Back to Kahoot. Did you see what I did there, everybody?
Speaker 3:I saw that's good comedy. That is good comedy. Call back to this lot.
Speaker 2:Well, I don't know if. Should we see if anybody else wants to talk.
Speaker 3:Yes, Hello everyone. I am here to reset the space. It is pet chat.
Speaker 2:We need to reset the space sound effect. Hold on.
Speaker 3:Resetting what? When resetting is mad at you.
Speaker 2:you don't save your game I have Rick flares. Is Rick flares who?
Speaker 7:Whoo.
Speaker 2:Here we go. This is the reset space. Reset sound. Okay, now you can reset the space.
Speaker 3:Hello everyone. This is pet chat, the most wholesome space on X. Come talk about stories about your, the most important things pets.
Speaker 2:Not bad Talk about. That's not a bad reset.
Speaker 3:That's no, that was a good one.
Speaker 2:What do you?
Speaker 3:mean not bad what do you mean not bad. You say Chris, that was excellent. That was the most amazing reset.
Speaker 2:It was good I'd give honors 80% 80% percent.
Speaker 3:Okay, thank you.
Speaker 2:I don't know if anybody else wants to speak.
Speaker 3:Bunsen and beaker.
Speaker 2:We've talked about the Comic Con and we haven't talked about how you drove over our merchandise.
Speaker 3:Okay, hello everyone, this is pet chat.
Speaker 2:But it's the reason why we can't send everybody's Bunsen and beaker calendars.
Speaker 3:Okay, so this happened and I will tell you what happened. Jason has been talking about the pens the highlighter pens for well since August 21st, since we ordered them.
Speaker 2:No, August 25th August 25th. I ordered them August 25th.
Speaker 3:Okay.
Speaker 2:I have it. I have the receipt.
Speaker 3:Anyway, yes, you have receipts, I tell you. Anyway. So they went into production and there was a problem with the production but I'm so glad the company does quality control, obviously, and checks the merchandise and said we are so sorry there is a problem with the pens. It was okay because we were at Comic Con during the weekend and so we wouldn't have been able to do anything with the pens anyway. But Wednesday Wednesday Jason texted me during the day and said woo, ric Flair, the pens are on there. Woo, yeah, the pens are on their way. I said this is excellent, perfect, this is Wednesday.
Speaker 2:I actually shouted that in my classroom the kids were writing a. Yeah, the kids were writing a test my sign's 20s and I got the notification. I was like woo. And the one girl fell out of her chair and I felt so bad and I'm like I'm so sorry. The pens are coming and she's like what is wrong with you?
Speaker 3:The pens are coming Anyway. So then Jason said we need dog food and I said I actually have to go in and help the new Royals people Like run their parent meeting, their new meeting, to get the audio visual ready for them. And I said can you check and see if the pens have been delivered? And Jason, you looked on your email and you looked on your notifications and it said the pens were not delivered.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so I'm for delivery.
Speaker 3:They were out for delivery. I said perfect. So I go in the van, I started up, I hit the garage door opener and I start backing up. And I back up slowly, but I was backing up and it went. Oh so smart me was like what was that and I stopped before I did too much damage. And then I got out and, oh my god, it was the pens. The pens were delivered behind our garage door and I backed over them. So you know what Jason's first words were to me.
Speaker 2:What were my first words?
Speaker 3:Why you said to me you would have failed driver training. Yes because before you back up, you must look behind your car.
Speaker 2:You look behind you walk around your car, you do a 360 walk and you look behind your car and you and you were stunned that I do this every single time.
Speaker 3:But I do the Other words that you said to me is you could have run over a cat.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:You said that I did because the cat's way more important than pens yes, but Anyway, so I don't do that, I Just back up like with a prayer, I guess, because I I don't, I open the garage door and I move slowly and Anything that's alive should get out of the way it doesn't work that way.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, but in adamant objects, don't know you're backing into them.
Speaker 3:No, and this is the other thing. This is the other thing. We do not have a backup camera on the vehicle. Okay, I Am gonna drive that vehicle until it dies. I know you has an appointment coming on October 5th.
Speaker 2:That's where we're gonna get the drive, the, the power, the steering, the steering, rack, the something yeah, that Toyota Sienna man, that Toyota said I can't say enough about Toyota Senate Toyota Sienna vans, that thing has been a workhorse for us.
Speaker 3:It has. However, it Definitely Allowed me to back over the pens.
Speaker 2:Yes, we only lost 30 of them. We only lost too bad because.
Speaker 3:I quickly took a picture and To took two pictures and I gave them to Jason. When I came in the house and after he said how come you didn't check behind your vehicle? What? That's what you said. And then you're a little bit frustrated and I was actually really frustrated. I said Jason, I thought I did everything right. I asked if they were delivered.
Speaker 2:You said they were still a delivery. It's all good. But some of them were really some of them were really wrecked, like super wrecked.
Speaker 3:The other thing that you said is boy, some of them obviously were crushed into the earth.
Speaker 2:Yeah, they have their dirt in them. They were like flattened like a pancake. I was like there's no way we can sell these.
Speaker 3:No I.
Speaker 2:Was like, maybe we can use them in our school. Nope, these don't even look like pens. They look like like they fell out of from space.
Speaker 3:Oh, anyway, so that happened. I apologize. I wrote a letter an apology to and I put it on circle. Yeah on the announcements.
Speaker 2:It's okay, we got more coming.
Speaker 3:But that's the thing. So we didn't order enough pens to begin with. So we knew we had new recruit pens coming.
Speaker 2:That's right.
Speaker 3:So we only got is, and then I checked every single pen.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:I quality controlled every single pen two times to make sure that they're okay.
Speaker 2:So that's the pen story. I don't know if that was interesting.
Speaker 3:I think it was funny of the pens.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that would have been. That would have been a whole thing. That's okay, we could have just ordered more.
Speaker 3:That's what I said. I said we'll just order more. That's right. And so then on Friday, on Friday I went to my workout and I told my trainer. I said, hi, guess what happened on Wednesday night? And he said I don't know, but I'm sure you're gonna tell me. And they said, oh yeah, I'm gonna tell you. So I told him the whole thing. I said this is what's happened. Check the email. There was no delivery notice and I Backed over the pens and the first to guess what? The first thing he said to me was why didn't you do a check around your vehicle?
Speaker 2:I Was vindicated.
Speaker 3:I screamed. I was like that is exactly the same thing Jason said to me. That was the very first words out of Jason's mom. It's the first thing they teach you in driver training.
Speaker 2:Before you back up, you do a 360 degree check behind your. You look under the wheels of your car even.
Speaker 3:Mm-hmm, mm-hmm. Okay, now, I did tell my colleagues as well. I did tell two of my colleagues and Were you just trying to get?
Speaker 2:were you like shopping around for an opinion that matched your own?
Speaker 3:And they said has Jason never done anything? And they said, oh my goodness, jason has. Yeah, I said, when my niece got married we left Jason at Park Fiaris outside the Mm-hmm garage for some inexplicable reason.
Speaker 1:Mm-hmm and.
Speaker 2:I did back into it.
Speaker 3:We left early that morning to go to her wedding in field, bc. Yeah to travel, and we backed up and I said Jason actually backed into our other vehicle, yep and Fred's like, and I'm sure you brought this up. This would have been the perfect time to bring this up with Jason but you forgot, you did not and I did not. I would not, I would now bring that up because you were already mad, terrible. So but yeah, jason, you have backed over, backed into things too.
Speaker 2:That's true it is. I did do a 360 degree Check of the van and promptly forgot the arse was still behind. So sometimes it doesn't save you anyways.
Speaker 3:Well, and it was pitch black and you can't see in the there was like three and it was three o'clock in the morning. It was probably like four o'clock in the morning. We had to get to the wedding.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it wasn't too bad calling insurance no, it was.
Speaker 3:It really wasn't that bad it wasn't bad, it actually wasn't I buffed it out with, like some vinegar and it was good. It was good. But yeah, can you imagine calling insurance? Oh hi, I backed into our it's super common.
Speaker 2:I actually I actually googled it at the when we got back and it's like it was like the most common thing people do with Two vehicles, as they back one car into the other.
Speaker 5:Yeah, good good, paul, I put your hand up, my mom it was pouring rain and she thought my dad opened the garage door and he didn't. She went right through it.
Speaker 2:Oh my goodness.
Speaker 5:And so you're not the only one doing stuff, and it does happen. Lot of my, my husband does. You know he doesn't do car insurance, but he hears stories all the time about people backing up into other things or going through garages Because they'll step on the pedal instead of the brake too. So that happens a lot.
Speaker 2:Oh, my goodness.
Speaker 5:Yep, so that might make you feel better, but I'm sorry about the pens, poor Chris.
Speaker 2:It's all good.
Speaker 5:It's all good.
Speaker 2:No, we only lost about 30 of them. So, and I think, that's okay. Yeah, the replacements, are they?
Speaker 5:the order number two is coming, I think maybe, maybe you can sell them as beaker scratch and dense no they are so destroyed.
Speaker 2:They are so destroyed. They come with dirt and hair and like rocks and gravel. That's yeah sure. I don't know.
Speaker 3:Well, and then too. So the way they operate is they have a spring inside and you turn them to get the bottom of the the pan out, and then you can turn them back To get it to retract. Well, I did that with one of them and the whole pen just like shot out.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, it came out like an arrow.
Speaker 1:I thought it was gonna.
Speaker 2:Sprung you in the eyeball. You know those like dart guns that the they should like the people and the indigenous people use sometimes to like take out Settlers. That's literally what it came out like. Like the poison dirt, dirt yeah, you know that, you know and you like spit the thing like. That's what it came out as.
Speaker 3:The poison dirt yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, go ahead, dr Nancy.
Speaker 1:So I've got a funny pet one that combines both of them. When we were on our farm, bill went in the house and he had the dog in the pickup truck and he's answering the phone. And while he's on the phone the dog knocked the truck in a neutral and the truck back into our car.
Speaker 4:Oh no.
Speaker 1:And we called the insurance guy. We said uh, so our dog just backed our truck into our car. How does that work?
Speaker 2:And what happened.
Speaker 1:They all that need. Neither cars particularly new, but they covered it. Okay but it was just like soap, I can sit. All happens in slow Motion, right yeah, the trucks barely moving and you're seeing it going and it's like uh-oh, the next thing it's gonna hit is the car. There's no way you can get from the house to the truck fast enough no. And the dogs like looking out the window, like, hey, what's going on here, cars moving, are we going someplace?
Speaker 2:Now you know what I would do. I would just say I would just film it and hope I got enough like views on social media that it covered the damage, because that would go viral. Dog drives car, backs car into other car.
Speaker 1:That's good one.
Speaker 2:Well, we got through the pen story, should we? Should we start to wrap up and do the draw for Barking beyonds prize Chris? Yes, absolutely and thanks for sharing that story, dr Nancy. That was hilarious. Okay, so how many people we got in the space here?
Speaker 3:um, I'm very word. I'm just gonna check here Because my phone is being a little glitchy. So yeah, cuz you need to get a new phone, you need to get a new phone.
Speaker 2:Yes, you can just use the phone that Adam gave you. He gave you a phone.
Speaker 8:Yeah cuz.
Speaker 2:He works at Bell now. He knows all things about cell phones. He's trying to be every time he comes home he's like trying to convince me to. He's trying to upsell me to Bell. I'm like, adam, you got to leave that at your work. Please don't come home and tell me about Bell. I do not care, okay all right, the winner. Yeah, I know he that's what he says he's like I'm gonna save you so much money. I'm like Adam, I don't want to hear it right now. He's like, yeah, but you can get.
Speaker 1:I tell you the number what 9 36, you said.
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Speaker 3:It's so cool. It's like Halloween is mama's ghoul.
Speaker 2:I know.
Speaker 3:Boba ghoul.
Speaker 2:It's Gabba ghoul.
Speaker 3:Gabba ghoul Did you, boba ghoul? Boba canoose Did you? Did you see how I did a little full, full circle thing there?
Speaker 2:Yeah, I know that's great. Now we just have to do like one more call back to the original Kahoot.
Speaker 3:I Can't, I can't be has requested, so I'm going to say oh sure yeah. Yep hi Christy's connecting.
Speaker 7:Hi, there, hi, christy, congratulations thank you, I'm, I'm, I'm the mother of. Marty was a black lab, was about six.
Speaker 2:Okay, you'll put the bandana to good use for Halloween.
Speaker 7:Right, right. And his story is that I have to, like, put his drinking water in a bucket because if he drinks Regularly drinking bowl, he lies down and he gets his front of the front of all wet and then gets soaks the entire floor. Oh no, and I used to work as a lawyer and he would do it at work and then he would climb up on me and soak the front of my shirt just before I had to meet with clients. So awkward, I Determined my shirt backwards and then I just changed his water service. That work. So anyway, thank you.
Speaker 2:I'd imagine that doesn't work in the courtroom. If you're like, excuse me, judge, I need a delay, oh, I have, my shirt is soaked from my dog, and then the other person gets to say, like some kind of legal thing, like objection, that's nonsense. We don't deal with that here in this court of law. I don't know, I don't know anything about being a lawyer.
Speaker 7:No, well, I'm, I'm actually I'm a recovering attorney. I changed jobs in May, so but he's, he's a very good boy, so Well, congratulations and thank you to bark and beyond supplycom as our sponsor. Thank you.
Speaker 2:That was great. That's cool. Thanks for coming up, that was awesome.
Speaker 3:That is an awesome story.
Speaker 2:Yeah, hey, this was a lot of fun, chris, I know we talked about pets and macaroni, and you running over pens.
Speaker 2:Sarah's having issues with the cutest dog ever, with poop, so hopefully that gets better. Paul saw snake. We, dr Nancy, drove into the. The dog drove into a thing. What did Ramona talk about? Oh yeah, her dogs jumping over fences, boomer, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah, we have Dr Tracy and Dr Nancy, and then Dr Tracy had some really good, helpful hints for Sarah there. So everybody who listened also Thank you for coming, and we got lots of stuff in the chat. I've been looking at it, thank you. Do you have any closing words, chris?
Speaker 3:Thank you everybody for coming. Yeah to the most wholesome space on X, where we share stories about our pets and we laugh and we cry and we build community together and I love it. I love it every week. What's going on inside? Come back, it's like it's amazing, that's right. You can use we'll have a code up or while you can always use the code.
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Speaker 3:I knew about Mary on a trench yeah, dr Dawn, she was so cool, that was amazing.
Speaker 2:I can listen to her for hours talk about Like diving to challenge her deep the deepest part on the planet. Yeah, if you all miss that, you should listen to the. Check out our recording on the science podcast. It was so good, yeah, and I put a ton of stuff in the chat that Jason didn't put up into the nest.
Speaker 3:Okay, I didn't, I was just listening to her talk.
Speaker 2:It was.
Speaker 3:I know I was listening to because