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Summer Camp Stories
Mojo In The Morning

Summer Camp Stories

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April 13, 2023 | 00:06:16 | Leisure

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Mojo in the morning. So, Mike, when you're thinking to send your child to a summer camp, you've got to think this early about it? It's that much preparation to do something like that?

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So they had an event. I don't know if they do this at all schools, but they had an event at Cecily School in the area where you could go to like the field house and they will they'll walk you through these different camps that they have for the school so there's like science camp and stem and all these different camps it's only like a couple days at a time but ceci's really into it and she wants to go to all these different camps and like i said it's only a couple days and i don't know if she's staying the night i don't believe any of them are overnight camps or whatever but like i remember when i was a kid like camp summer camps for me were the times where i rebelled and i did everything and anything that i wasn't supposed to do at these summer camps what summer camp did you go to uh well i was sent to i never wanted to go to any of these camps but i was sent to a camp called spring hill oh yeah yeah isn't that the religious one yeah yeah yeah where there's like i heard it's

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so fun how do you you rebelled at a at a religious camp yeah that's easy i snuck yeah because they

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I didn't expect any, 90% of the kids that went there wanted to go there. Like, they were excited to be there because it is a really, really cool camp for, like, kids who, like, are good kids. But I wanted to sneak out and meet girls and play pool late at night. I thought that was cool. And so that's what I did. I snuck out. I never got in trouble at this thing, but I snuck out. I made out with girls from Forest Hills, which was, like, cool then. Thank you.

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How old were you when this was all happening? Like, middle school, high school? No, no, no.

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No, it was early high school, early high school.

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Oh, okay.

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Yeah, so it's not Cecily's age, but Cecily was only eight years old. But, like, I go to that mode of, like, I don't know if I want her to go to this. I don't know if, like, I don't feel comfortable sending her off. And Allie's like, why? Your kid is nothing like you. She is not going to do this. She is going to be just fine. She genuinely wants to go to these things to, you know, do the projects and all these other different things. She wants to play sports and all these other things. But in my mind, I'm like, well, you know, I told my mom I wanted to do these things, too. But really, I just wanted to kiss girls. That's all I wanted to do.

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That's what you want to do. Do kids have any of our listeners have any, like, go away to summer camp stories? Because you will hear some stories when you go to camp that late middle school, high school, where, you know, there's a lot of flirting and stuff that that happens. And I've always wondered about that. All my neighbors always send their kids to camps.

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Oh, for the whole summer.

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Yeah. So I live in West Bloomfield, and there's a lot of our friends that are Jewish. And so a lot of the Jewish families will send their kids, and they go on to these camps together. And the parents just have the greatest summer of them all.

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out these kids i had so many jewish friends growing up and growing up and i didn't realize

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like that's a really big deal yeah and they had the best sleepaway camps i was always so jealous that i didn't get to go and they're gone for like eight weeks at a time yes it's long it's serious yeah i i went to interlock and arts camp up like near traverse city for three summers in a row and that's that was four weeks um and i feel like they i mean it's like it's basically like you're at school because you're there to either do dance or an instrument or i was there for theater um and like singing and stuff but they watch you like a hawk mike like there was no chance you were you were doing i think the worst thing that happened to me was i didn't pass my swimming test and i couldn't go in the lake but like there's no there's no speaking anywhere

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look at all these textures here that went to spring hill i wonder so many i wonder there's Somebody that went with Mike. 248 says, my sister was kicked out of Spring Hill because she was caught drinking and making out with a boy. She was asked not to come back because it was a repeat offense. I wonder who that boy was. How old is your sister? Tell us. Was that Mike? A couple other people here that said, oh, my God, Mike, I went to Spring Hill, too. I remember that. There was always one kid that was the troublemaker. That would be you. Kyle, what's up?

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Hey, what's going on?

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What's going on?

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I went to Spring Hill as well when I was like 20, 21 years old. Oh, really?

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And were you a good boy or a bad boy? When you're 21 years old, you're probably a bad boy.

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21 years old, probably a bad boy, yeah, you know? But I went with this girl. She was a little younger than I was. And it was honestly the most amazing experience I've ever had. Really? You heard this band called The Fisher's Net. And it was this big Christian band at the time. And they were awesome. It brought the whole crowd into their emotions. Wow, it's amazing.

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I did not know it was that vast of where it's that old to go to this camp. That's pretty wild.

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Oh, yeah, it was wild. It was real wild.

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So you're obviously not like Mike, though. You're not the troublemaker. You're not the kid from Belding that causes problems.

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Honestly, I was probably most of my life the mama's boy Yeah

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Mike was trying They needed to send Mike to like prison camp They needed to like They needed to do like a scared straight with you

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My mom thought I was going to be a Christian rapper At one point and then thought I was going to be a priest At one point and I don't think she understood But it wasn't happening

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My mom never thought that about me

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Thank you for the call, Kyle We appreciate it

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Hey, you're welcome Love you guys

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My mom, because I was, like, super into rap, so she found this one rapper who was Hispanic, and it was a Christian rapper. His name was T-Bone or something like that, and she was, like, convinced that I was going to be the next T-Bone, and she would buy me the CDs all the time and would send me to church camp. I'm dead serious. Send me to church camp. It did not pan out the way that she did.

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So do you think Cecily is going to follow in her dad's footsteps, or is that Milo's responsibility?

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I hope neither of them, honestly, if I'm being very, very honest. I hope that none of them from, like, middle school to high school are anything like me. And then after high school, then maybe a little bit. But I was not a good kid.

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