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Summertime Rules

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delivery area, and charges may vary. Mojo in the morning. This is fun. It's summertime and if you're a parent, you know summertime is a totally different time being a parent than it is during to school year right school year means you have a lot more okay here we go we got class school to get to we got after school activities all that stuff summertime it's a freaking free for all isn't it and the funniest thing about this is no matter what age your kids are there are certain summer rules that you have to follow if you are a parent like I don't know if you guys remember when you were kids like my mom and dad had summer rules for us that were different than our rules during the year the year was we had to do good in school and do our after school activities in the summertime it was almost kind of like we were you know they let they let us out of prison and we were ready to go well I was talking to Luke and we were having a conversation about how there's certain things I need from him you know even though he's more grown up than than he was when he was a kid and he was telling me he goes dad no worries he goes I'll do this stuff for you and mom he goes because my friend has summer rules and I said what are your friends summer rules And he says he's got a friend whose dad and mom gave him summer rules while he's home from school. And his summer rules are three things. He's got to be up by at least noon every single day, no matter what day of the week it is, Monday through Sunday. And the second rule, he's got to take a shower every single day. And the third rule is he has to brush his teeth every single day. Those are the three rules that the parents gave him. So he cannot sleep past noon, no matter what day of the week it is. So he's got to make sure that he gets up on time, even if he's out partying all night or doing something all night, playing video games. And then he's got to take a shower and brush his teeth. I want to know from you, and if you're a parent, what are the summer rules for your kids? 844-MOJO-LIVE, 844-665-6548. Now, you have little kids. You guys have younger kids.

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I was going to say, I don't even require the shower every day. Well, because they swim every single day. And so I'm like, eh. Really? Kind of counts. Wait, so you let the chlorine be the shower? Oh, yeah. To the point where last night the kids went and played outside with the neighbors and stuff. And I'm like, well, they technically already showered because they rinse off after they get out of the pool in their swim practice, you know. But Smith's feet were so dirty. I was like, okay, at least you have to take off like a foot shower. Go wash your feet before you get into bed. But normally I'm like, I have to ask, when was the last time you actually took a shower with soap?

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And what's the longest that it's been days-wise? I don't know because he was like, and between mom's house and dad's house, I'm not keeping track. Yeah. Is this like a Shannon thought or is this like a... People do this where you consider the pool is like a shower.

00:04:50 - 00:04:53 | Speaker 3:

Oh, I think that that's... I don't think it's just a Shannon thing.

00:04:53 - 00:04:59 | Speaker 4:

That's a widely adapted philosophy. I don't know if that's necessarily a good thing. You should look into that, by the way. People pissing in the chlorine.

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Yeah, the chlorine.

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But I don't think the chlorine's good for their skin. That's just rinse, though.

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You can get a scrub. No soap and water or anything like that? No. Moisturizers? No. I don't think my children have ever used a moisturizer after they were a baby, and I applied it for them.

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Yeah. What about you? What's the rules that you have?

00:05:16 - 00:05:28 | Speaker 1:

I'm stuck on that. I mean, Josiah's a free-for-all. He can do whatever he wants to do. As long as he goes to sleep. My time is 3 a.m. I tell him, you have to be to bed by at least 3 a.m.

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What time does he have to wake up, then?

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I don't care.

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Really? I don't care. Because that's Luke's friend's parents are like, I don't care if you're staying up until 4 o'clock in the morning.

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Well, you're not about to wake up at 1 p.m. and have the day's gone. But that's why I put him in the summer class because I know for myself, I'm extremely laxed. And he'll be waking up whenever, going to sleep whenever, eating whatever he wants. I'm like, no, we got to get some structure at the very least.

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I'm so lax in the summer.

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I never thought that Shannon.

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I can't even think of a summer rule that I have. I really can't.

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I never thought that Shannon, of all the parents, would be letting her kids walk around, you know, with dirty butt for, like, days. Dirty butt. What's up, Eve? Hi.

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Hi. My kids would have to do the summer learning books. They'd have to do at least three pages a day.

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Oh, that was a big book.

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I have a registered dietician now, and I have a physician assistant now. So it paid off.

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Yeah.

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That's awesome. That's something learning. It's important.

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By the way, I want you to know that the whole reading thing never happened in our house until the last week before school, and they had to fill out that little summer books or whatever that they had to read.

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Lucy had to choose two books to read.

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My kids did the library learning and got all the library prizes.

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Yeah. She chose two books.

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She chose two books. She was so smart. She goes, I already read these two, so I'm good.

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That is actually very smart. Nay, what's up? Nay?

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Hey, Mojo, what's up?

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What's going on? How are you?

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I'm so happy to get through. This is my first time. I'm listening to you every morning. Hey, Mojo, what's on the phone?

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What summer rules have you got?

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My kids are 3 and 8, and my only rule, and I'm like a strict parent. During school time, they got to be in bed by 8, even a 3-year-old, because he's going to, like, daycare. But my only rule in the summertime, because I got to be at work at 7.30 a.m., I work 12-hour shifts at the hospital. My only rule is for them not to come in and wake me up. I don't care if they're still in the morning. Don't bother me. Don't set the house on fire. Do not wake me up. If you wake me up, you're going to bed.

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Hey, wait a second. That's my only rule. Wait a second. You're talking about how they have to be in bed by 8 o'clock. How do you get your kids to go to bed when it's still sunny outside?

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No, she said during the school year.

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Oh, when's the summertime bedtime?

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They can do whatever. Just don't wake me up.

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Okay, that's the don't wake me up part. Okay, yeah, I misunderstood you on that one. Because I was going to say, you can't get a kid to go to bed before 10 o'clock when it gets dark. It don't work like that. I'm so happy that Lydia's calling some of these texters. Shannon does not read texts for a reason because she doesn't like the text messengers that go after her. Shannon, there's not one text message here that's not going after you for your parenting right now.

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Oh, that's okay. That's okay.

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Dana's one of the texters we just called. What did you want to say, Dana?

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My kids have, I'm with Shannon. There's no rules. my daughter left last wednesday to go up north with friends i thought she was coming home on sunday so i sent her a message i'm like hey what time are you going to be home today she's like oh i didn't tell you we're not coming back until tuesday i'm like oh wow how old's your daughter i guess i'll be in a few well she's 17 but wow that's amazing even for a 17 year old though i know i'm like maybe we need to communicate a little better yeah i'll tell you what mom that

00:08:44 - 00:08:48 | Speaker 8:

that ends when she gets the boy that's in her life and you're worried about what's going on with those two.

00:08:50 - 00:08:53 | Speaker 4:

Oh, trust me. She's not leaving the house if there's ever a boy in her life.

00:08:53 - 00:09:06 | Speaker 8:

Yeah, there probably is a boy. She's not coming home until Tuesday, I'm telling you. I hope not. You better be careful. Hold on. I thought that was one of the ones, the texters here. That was not. That was actually a caller that called in. This is one of the texters. Ace, what did you want to say to Shannon?

00:09:07 - 00:09:15 | Speaker 1:

Good morning, everybody. Good morning. Good morning. Hey, what is going on with Rue, with hygiene being Rue?

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That should be habit. Wait, what? Shannon, a pool is not a shower.

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It is. It's water. Come on, man. They good. That's not the shower. Let me tell you something. If my kids don't come in at the end of the day filthy, that is not a good summer day. That is not a good summer day. They did not play hard enough.

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Ace, I'm not kidding you. I thought Shannon, her kids were, you know, the cleanest kids ever. Now, I don't even smell them. I can smell them through her FaceTime when she talks.

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Although, although yesterday, they just got a shower afterwards.

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Yesterday, she's FaceTiming Smith.

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Yeah, they're just getting in the pool at seven the next morning.

00:09:53 - 00:09:59 | Speaker 8:

She's FaceTiming Smith and his hair is like every which way. He's like, got it all over the place. No wonder this kid hasn't showered.

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in days probably two weeks i don't know that is funny uh raven what's going on it's mojo in the morning we're talking about summer rules hi raven hello what's going on hey sorry i didn't hear my

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name hi how are you i am the meanest mom and my kids go to bed seven and four every night before

00:10:20 - 00:10:34 | Speaker 6:

eight o'clock even in the summertime man yeah because you know what this mom i know i know this mom needs a break though too so it's it's for my mental health no i i get it you that's

00:10:34 - 00:10:50 | Speaker 4:

when you all of a sudden open up the uh the the mini bar right and go grab yourself a cocktail or something yeah and a netflix yeah exactly seven to four i can see that once they get a little older you got to loosen up the reins a little bit but they're not stinky

00:10:50 - 00:11:16 | Speaker 5:

summer bedtime is so hard for me because i want to go to bed at like between nine and ten and they don't want to go to bed at you know eight thirty nine o'clock so i it's summer trying to figure that out is so tough like i usually just let them watch tv or like make like a sleepover on the couch with their sleeping bags and stuff so that i can go to bed and they can stay up now same with

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This job is tough. It is so tough. What's up, Brandy? Hi.

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Hi. I wanted to call in support of Shannon.

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Yes. Okay. Are you also another mom that's bad that doesn't get your kids showered?

00:11:28 - 00:11:35 | Speaker 7:

Exactly. And I have a pool, and I just want to say that's the same. It's like a chemical shower. Yeah.

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When is that ever a good thing?

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Lorraine kills everything.

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When was the last time your kids showered?

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The last time I asked him, he said it's been two weeks.

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that kid by the way has so much bacteria on him oh my god he's got things growing in places you

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