Age Gap Adventures: Decaf Delights and Concert Thrills

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Description: Join hosts Christe and Tony for another lively episode of Age Gap Adventures, where age is just a number and love knows no bounds. In this episode, our dynamic duo share their experiences while sipping decaf coffee from DCR in Sumner, WA, discussing the subtle nuances of flavor and aroma that make every cup a delight. the podcast takes an unexpected turn when their mischievous bloodhound puppy, Roscoe, makes a surprise appearance, adding a dose of canine chaos to the recording.

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TitleAge Gap Adventures: Decaf Delights and Concert Thrills

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Welcome to Age Gap, Episode 2. Yeah. Oh my God, what the hell was that? I don't know. It was just me being silly, I guess. Yeah. So today is a little more like what we normally do. Oh, really? You know, just normal banter back and forth? Yeah, I think so. Yeah? Whatever, you wanted to not do this because of my voice. Yeah, because it can put too much strain on your voice trying to have a real intense conversation. Maybe not even intense, but just prolonged conversation, you know? From someone who does a lot of karaoke and singing in a truck and stuff, you know, not having a voice really, really sucks, and the more you use it when it's damaged, the worse it gets, and the longer it takes to heal. Yeah, but what did I say to you? Like, if I lose my voice, are you complaining that I should be quiet? Yeah, well, that's fucking weird. Like, what man in his right mind would bitch about the fact that his woman can't talk? Right. Like, I'm like, you mean I don't get to say anything or talk to anybody for how long? That'd be great. Yeah. You know, fuck it. Well, do we want to do our check-in as far as, like, how did the week go and what's been on your mind? Oh, nothing really hasn't been on my mind. You know, my week went pretty well, I guess. Your week was a little different this week, though. Because my work schedule changed, you know, so I got to work a Monday through Friday for a couple weeks. So that was nice. It was nice. It was definitely different. It kind of threw everything off, though. Yeah, it did. We had a routine. Yeah. Like, I didn't know what to do with myself on Monday morning. Right, like, should I bone him, should I not? Should I clean the house? Yeah. What do I do with this time? Yeah, fucking weird. But we had a really good, like, last weekend was really good. Let's talk about that. Yeah, last weekend was good. What did we do? We had a fire. Yeah. That was, yeah, Friday night we had a good fire. Yeah, yeah, we had a big bonfire. We had, like, what, 20 people here? At one point, yeah, I think so. It was good. Like, everybody just started showing up, and, like, we're going to run. Good thing we have enough parking out there. Right, and it was the best kind of party ever. Like, everyone showed up that said they were going to show up, and then when everyone was ready to go, there was no lingering. It was just like, okay, see ya. Yeah, and, you know, what was great, too, was that it was Friday night. Peace. And you had been up almost 24 hours. Yeah. And by the time everybody was gone by 1130. Yeah, it was great. It was perfect. It was awesome. Like, we're not saying it to be, like, weird and shit, like, or we're complaining about everyone not sticking around. Like, no, thank God. Like, I was wore the hell out. You were wore out. Yeah. It was, like, the perfect time. It was great. Yeah. You know, it was just long enough to have a great time, but not too long to where we started, like, getting irritated and pissy. Yeah. Like, I just want to go to fucking bed. When will these dudes leave? Well, and people weren't getting, like, totally shitty drunk, either. Right. You know what I mean? There wasn't a lot of supervision on my part. Right. That's what I worry about. Well, I mean, yeah, I mean, yeah, you don't drink, and I've really cut down on my drinking. Absolutely. Oh, my God. Yeah, you have. You know, like, my drinking is almost non-existent, you know, but, you know, my buddy Kevin. We love him. Love him. Cooter. Cooter. You know, he's normally the big drinker and shit, and he came over and hung out and played with the RC cars and all that and was like, yeah, I can't drink. I need a new, I need to fix my liver kind of a situation. Like, oh, all right. What did he say? His liver check engine is permanently on? Yeah, his liver, his check liver light was on. Permanently. Permanently. Like. That's not cool. All right, bro. So, yeah. Well, you do you. Jaeger's in the shop if you want it. Right. I mean, I didn't have any Jaeger, though, but, you know. No. Theoretically. Yeah. It was there. Yeah. Well, I mean, you guys are all getting into that next decade of your life. Yeah. You know, and you're realizing, oh. We can't hang as hard as we used to. No, you can't. We really can't. Like, especially now with my work schedule the way it is, you know, it's from 2 a.m. to 2 p.m. I have work, and when I get home, even on my weekends off, I don't want to do shit. Like, I have big grand plans to do shit, and I don't do them. I just like. What are your concepts? Yeah, my concepts. Yeah. It's just like I have every intention of attempting to do this little project I have in mind. But we both know that I ain't going to do fuck all. I'm going to get home. I'm going to sit down on the couch, put on either YouTube or Netflix, and just zone the fuck out. Yeah. Well, Roscoe is done with his treat, and he's like, hey, you guys are behind the gate. I can't get to you. That's okay, bud. We can edit you out. I'm sure there's a way. All right, so we're back. Got to entertain the dog for about ten minutes, and then we'll break it up again. Our lives have changed so much because of the dog. Oh, my God. Yes, they have. Some for the bad. Some for bad, you know, because this is taking a bit to get used to. Not that it's like totally shitty, you know, but for the most part, it's been good. What has been the biggest thing you have to get used to with him? His fucking attention span. And when he wants it from you, it's like relentless. I know. And what have I said? I say to him all the time, like, dude, if we were dating, yippee-gah. Like, this clinginess is just not. Yeah, what the fuck, bud? Like, no. Like, I so cannot wait for him to get older and adopt that normal hound dog mentality of I'm just going to do me, I don't care if my owners give me attention, I'm just going to be a dog. Is that going to happen? I fucking hope so. You, you're not the one that is like the shadows. Like, you will not leave me alone. I know. And it's kind of funny to watch. Why? Well, because it just is. It's kind of funny to watch. Why, because I get irritated? Mm-hmm. Because you know that I hate. I don't like it. I don't like it. No, you don't like it. And the funny thing about it is, is the fact that I know you don't like it. And the look on your face just tells you how, tells everybody that knows you, how bad you just want to let go and fucking yell and scream at this little fucker. And yet when I do it, the first thing is we shouldn't be yelling at him. We need to talk to him. He's just a child. He doesn't understand what you want when you yell, you know? And I understand the part where it triggers you, you know, from your best experiences and all of that. But holy fuck, it's so therapeutic just to cut one out and just be like, fuck you, buddy, as loud as you can. I do. Like, I love you, but fuck you. Right now because he's, you know, he's four months old and he's teething. And so he is so mouthy and he wants to like. Right. And he loves socks. My God, what is with bloodhounds and socks? That's any dog, really. It's not just inherent to bloodhounds or even hound dogs in general. That's just a dog thing. Like, don't chew on your socks, your underwear. It doesn't matter. Well, I get the underwear part. Yeah. At least mine. Yeah. He's not so thrilled about you. Well, I wouldn't be either. I mean, holy fuck, I'm a dude. Yeah, but I love it when we play the, we're getting clothes out of the dryer and he plays this like sneak attack. Yeah. Like, I'm going to stick my nose in here. I'm going to grab it and run. Yeah. Like, we're going to turn it into a game. And it's always, fuck you. It's like, fuck, dad got me. I know. And it's like, oh, no, I'm cornered. Where do I go? Where do I go? Oh, my God. But, no, he's a great dog. You know, I'm still very happy that we got him. And, you know, it's going to, it's just there in the puppy stages when he's really testing our patience, you know. And my patience with young things is very, very little. It really is. But I think that's a typical dude thing. Yeah. Because I've experienced that with other relationships. Like, you know, my kid has dad. Yeah. It was the same thing. Like, I remember saying, just take them. Can you just, like, do not hear them crying. Do not, like, it's just a guy thing. Yeah. You know. I think it's a genetic thing that's just ground into men, you know, in general to hear a crying baby. And it's just like, oh, their impulse is to let the woman take care of it because that's, genetically, that's their job. Right. You know, they're much better at it. Right. It's like a nurture thing. Yeah. Men aren't so nurturing. Some are. Some are. Some are, but I think it's different. It really is. Yeah. You know, but. Yeah. But I think that that's probably why, like, my kids this generation, they don't want to have kids. You know, how many people that are in their 20s and 30s right now, they're like, no, no kids. Yeah. I thought that was just what you were supposed to do. I was programmed. Yeah. You need to get married. You need to have children. Yeah, well, I'm fucked up. I mean, I love my children. I love that you and my son get along. We had so much fun on Saturday at the Warren. Well, let's discuss that age gap. I mean, we're not that far apart. Well, kind of we are. Like. You're 10 years. Yeah, we're 10 years apart. Because Adam is the same age as your youngest probably sibling, your brother. Yeah. You know. So, I don't know. I guess it's not so much the years as it is the miles. You know, Adam's a great dude and he just has life experience, you know, in one way or another. Yeah. You know, maybe not to the same caliber as what other people would call actual life experience. Right. But, you know, he's got other life experience that just, he makes it to where me and him relate on a lot of things, you know. And I think that's what makes our dynamic, you know, work the way it does. Yeah. What is that like? What is that like to have? You know, at first it was awkward. Like, I could totally see Adam as being like one of my best bros. But on the side, I'm like, hey, I've got a bone in your mind. You know. Right. You know, but it doesn't bother him as long as we don't talk about it. Yeah, exactly. You know, I don't give a fuck what you do with my mom, bro. We're out here hunting. I don't want to hear about you and my mom. Yeah. Well, it's just like when you first came home, and your mom and I would talk about things and bring up sexual innuendos, and you're like, can you not do that? Yeah. That's just weird that my girlfriend and my mom are having this conversation right now. Yeah, yeah. It's a look on your face. And I see that in Adam at times. I'm like, okay. Yeah, yeah. Like, can you guys dial it back a little? Right. Yeah. Yeah, but it's really important to me that. That we get along. Right, because I want him around. Yeah. I want him and Lex around as much as I can. Yeah, and, you know, for the most part, as much as they're willing to put in, they are. Yeah, like Thanksgiving was great. Yeah. Like, I think all of us said that was the best Thanksgiving we've had in a really long time. Yeah. Because we just sat around and shot the shit. We played games. We just, everybody just. Yeah, it was great. We played Uno. We played the Monopoly, you know. Yeah. It was great. It was a really good time. And the shithead's back. He's not a shithead. No, he totally is. He might be an asshole, though. But. Well, what's the difference? It's the separation anxiety that kicks in. That's a serious question, though. What's the difference between a shithead and an asshole? Because they both come from the same area. You can't have one without the other. You can't have a shithead without an asshole. Jesus. I don't think I've had enough coffee for this conversation. Hey. Me neither. But, you know, because I had my own topic, age gap-wise, that I was thinking about discussing. Oh. And I don't know if we've got enough decaf for that. Okay. No, bring it. What is or what do you think are some of the different aspects and cliches that come with age gap from a financial standpoint? Give me an example. Help me understand. Like the differences between a traditional relationship, right, from a financial standpoint where you've got two people who are very close and similar age, and they might have their own gaps, you know, on where they make money or how money is brought in or how they take care of the finances, like the bills and shit. Okay. Okay, I think I'm following you now. You know, versus an age gap relationship where the age difference is much greater and also the high potential of the financial gap being greater apart, further apart. Okay. So. Like what are some of the challenges and rewards that come with that kind of a situation? Well, first of all, I think that everybody's financial, how they manage finances in their relationship is all different. Everybody does it differently. Yeah. Because like my grandparents, you know, my grandmother, she managed the finances. Mm-hmm. You know, and I think they, I don't know what their incomes were, but they seemed very comparable, you know. Right. And so, yeah, I know that ours is actually kind of. We're not that far apart financially, if you think about it. We used to be. We used to be, yeah. So we. You know, and then, you know, I got some of my financial shit squared away. Right. You know, because we don't need to go into detail about that because that's my personal business, so fuck off. Let's take another 10-minute break. Yeah. We'll dive back in. And we're back. Okay, so we're talking about finances. Yeah, and more or less how much the dynamic financially has changed from a traditional relationship versus an age gap relationship. Okay, so when you say traditional, are you thinking, like, when you were a kid and your grandparents versus, or the whole, when there's an age gap, it used to be the man, you know, or the man and the younger woman. Right. You know, like. Right. The differences was that, and, you know, and not just, you know, not just the role differences. But the income. But, yeah, the, not so much, and not really even the income level. Is that everybody's different. Correct. You know, so, I mean, you could literally have an argument with a dude with a PhD in finances and not get anywhere on that conversation. That used to be one of my roles, excuse me, that I would have in relationships going, and I would say there are three things we didn't talk about, and finances was one of them. Right. Like, you deal with your money and your finances, just pay your half of the bills like we're roommates, you know, or, you know, and we'll split everything. Right. And that worked out well. Yeah, I mean, we're kind of the same way, though. We don't really talk finances so much. Like, we don't really get down to, like, the nitty gritty. Because it overwhelms you. Of, like, oh, well, this costs this much. Right. And this costs that much. You know, it's more of, hey, you know, when you get paid, I need this much from your check so we can cover all of this. And I would rather hear that than how much is going out. Like, don't tell me how much each bill is. Just tell me what you need. Yeah. From me. And, you know, I'll send it over and you'll take care of it. Because, let's be honest, if I'm left in charge of money. Yeah, we watched that happen. Yeah. I'm 40-fucking-years-old and I still haven't figured out how to keep money in my wallet. But that's two reasons. One, part of it is education. Yeah. That wasn't something that was, you know, you, yeah. And the other part is your adult ADHD. Yeah. You know, so. But I have gotten better, though. You have gotten better. I've gotten a lot better. It's also because I put all the numbers in front of you. Like, I break it all down. Like, okay, here's all the bills and this is your portion. Like, this is what you know that you owe. Yeah. You know, or I'll just say, hey, this is due. And you're really good. I mean, I don't even have to say anything and you're like, I already transferred money. Yeah, whether it was enough or not because you haven't said any. Oh, I will. I know. I'm just saying, like, yeah. You haven't said anything yet. So I'm just assuming that, oh, okay, well, I sent over enough. Yeah, because you think twice as much as I do. Yeah. Which is fabulous. You're finally doing what you want to do. Yeah. And we finally got you, you know, you set your goals. That was another thing we had asked when we got together. What do you see yourself doing as a career? Like, stop looking at things as a job. But what do you want to do as a career? What do you want to do as a career? And you told me. And we set things in motion to make that happen. Yep, and now I'm doing it. And you're doing exactly what you wanted to do. And you're happy about it. I mean, that's the thing. Like, you can see if somebody hates their job and doesn't want to go. Yeah. I mean, I have that some mornings and that's just me being tired. That's adulting. Yeah, this is being adult. Like, fuck, I don't want to go today. Right. You know, but my work ethic just won't let me stay home. Like, I have a hard time even taking days off when I know I'm fucking dog shit sick. I know. And I'm like, you have the time. Yeah, like, you have the sick time, fucking use it. Yeah. And it took me a long time to figure that out, too. Well, I mean, it's just like fucking going to the doctor. You have fucking health insurance now and it doesn't cost you hardly anything. Fucking use it. I know. And I'm just like, no, I'd rather sit here in pain and die. And I'm like, and I don't want to listen to it and deal with it, so fucking go. I don't want to sit here and listen to you fucking bellyache about dying, so you're going to the doctor, motherfucker. Here, I'll make the appointment. Yeah. That's the other thing. If I make the appointment, you go. Yeah. But if you have to do it yourself, like, no. So, you know. Not going to do it. Let's talk about this coffee. I think we should definitely plug them a little bit. Oh, yeah, yeah. Okay, so, speaking of doctor, speaking of doctor, so you needed to, you had an issue and you were like, okay, and you went. Kind of freaked me out, yeah. Freaked you out. So you went and they suggested getting off caffeine. Yeah. And so. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. Here, here. 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