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Too Old to Call Him Daddy
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Too Old to Call Him Daddy

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June 19, 2023 | 00:10:42 | Leisure

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Casino, American Social Casino. Mojo in the morning, phone number 844-MOJO-LIVE, 844-665-6548. I want to throw this in here real quick because I need to ask you guys this, and then maybe the listeners can weigh in on it too. My kids have a very close relationship with their mother, And I totally understand it But at what age Can you no longer call Your mom mommy

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Because

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Joe Who you know from the Joe show Joe Used that word And I overheard it and I thought to myself Man you are 27 I don't know Something year old kid Something like that He's like in his 20s. He's over 25. Let me just put it that way. 25? Listen, when you're over the age of five, you stop calling your mom mommy. No. You know? Like no longer does it become something.

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No, I agree with you.

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You can't do it.

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Mommy likey.

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Yeah. At a certain age, you can't say mommy. and indefinitely girls do not call your dad daddy as a grown woman because that's going to get even weirder when your guys are out at a bar or a restaurant together and everybody's going to think that you are the uh the girl with the older dude um what what age what you don't call kp our producer you're 25 years old right you don't call your uh dad daddy i'm 24 i always forget your age

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See, I don't know anybody's age.

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I don't even know my kid's age, so please don't take offense to that.

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I'm sorry. I had to call it out. No, I don't call my dad daddy. Definitely not.

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What about your mom, mommy? Do you call her mommy?

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No, I call her mama. Mama. I call my mom mama. Mama is also. Mama. Mama. Mom. Mom.

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Yeah, I do that too. You can't do mama either.

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Why not?

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Mom. Because to me, that's also a thing. It's got to be mom.

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No, I call her mama.

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Or you call her by her first name.

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Kim? No. Heck no.

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What about you Shannon You say you call your mom mama

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Mom or mama My dad I don't think I've ever called my dad daddy I mean maybe when I was little If I called Tim Murphy daddy he would run

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But then you also you're also the same person That has like weird names Your kids call you and you call your kids And stuff like that too don't you

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Well I think every parent has nicknames for their kids

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Well I know but you always At a certain age you're going to have to stop that

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Bubby is going to be Bubby forever and ever Poor kid that's Smith

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You want Bubby to get his ass beat?

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I actually asked him the other day. I said, is it still?

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okay that I call you Bubby? And he said yes.

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There's going to be a time, though. I had an ex

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who his mom used to call him Bubby, too. Yeah. It's kind of endearing. How old was

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this guy that you were dating?

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Oh, you're asking me. No, he was... No, I'm not. I'm asking Bubby. I'm asking Bubby. No, he was in his 20s, like early 20s.

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And that didn't seem weird to you, that his mom was calling him Bubby?

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I thought it was kind of cute at first.

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My dad still calls me by my childhood nickname, which is Weezer. That's cute. I have asthma. You couldn't tell by the nickname. But yeah, all the time. In fact, if we called him right now, that's how he would answer the phone. Yeah, he's done that.

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I remember that. Yeah, he always does. Megan, your dad, you don't call him Daddy, do you?

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No, I call him, I don't even call him Dad. I call him Scott Mick. Yeah. First and last. Never Scott. Scott Mick. Actually, when I do, when I'm trying to be endearing to my dad, I call him Papa. He's my Papa. And if I'm trying to get his money, I call him Daddy. So I'm like, Daddy. But that's you're trying to be funny. Very much so. It's not real. You want to pay my mortgage this month?

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I mean, there are legitimately like 25-year-old girls that call their dads daddy. And it makes me like, ugh. That's so weird to me.

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And then I just don't call my mom, so.

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Well, that's a therapy session for another day. By the way, the whole idea that it's weird to call your dad daddy, but it's not weird to call your mom mommy. Mama. Mama. Mommy is. Makes no sense.

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Mommy's even kind of weird. I don't know. Definitely not as weird as daddy.

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Then mine is mama, okay. But if a girl called her dad dada, we would be like, are you okay? Yeah, no, you're right.

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Rebecca?

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Yeah.

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Hey, what's up?

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What's up? I'm 25 years old, and I still call my dad daddy. What?

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No, do you get weird looks if you do it in public?

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I try not to do it in public. I'll call him something different, but my boyfriend of five years, like that was a real adjustment at first when we started dating man i don't know you got to be

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careful of that do you ever get weird looks when you're doing it in public do people give you that look like uh-oh she's dating an older dude um i don't think so it probably happened once or

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twice but you know people can think what they want i don't know if i want them thinking that though

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you know i know you you're okay with it but i i if i was uh if i okay if i had a daughter And she was in her 20s And she called me daddy I would sit at a separate table Marlene what's going on

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Good morning everybody

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Good morning Marlene

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When I speak of my mother I call her mommy Sometimes when I'm talking to her I do She has been the sole backbone my entire life She has loved me when I haven't loved myself She will always be my mommy

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Oh, well, I can't make fun of that.

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Yeah, I know.

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That's very nice.

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So, I mean, there's only so many people in this world that you want to keep that connection from when you were a child. You want to keep that safeness, that warm feeling, and she's that person.

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Here's the thing, though, that's interesting to me, though, where we don't find it weird, or Shannon doesn't find it weird to call, you know, your mom, mom, or mommy, or whatever. But she finds the song Butterfly Kisses weird

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It's the cringiest song out there

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Well, the reason why it's weird to call your father daddy Is because, you know, you call daddy daddy

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No, no, I don't understand Can you please explain that to me?

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I love how you're trying to change your face, too

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Sandra, what's going on?

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By the way, and I know you agree with me on Butterfly Kisses

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Butterfly Kisses, I know

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That song weirds me out, and I know it weirds you out, too

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And by the way, if you go to a restaurant or bar and there's a girl calling her dad daddy and listening to Butterfly Kisses, then we definitely need to call the police. Thumbs up. Sandra, hi, I'm sorry.

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Yes. So I call my dad daddy still and my mom mommy, and I'm 30, so why is that weird? Like, if I don't have a daddy to call daddy, then who else would I be calling?

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So what happens when you do find a daddy to call daddy?

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I don't know. So now you see how it's weird. I think you answered the question. It's my daddy. So if he's not, I mean, if I do find a guy and he's not really a daddy, then I wouldn't be calling him daddy.

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But it's all in the inflection. Like, it's, hey, daddy, like, daddy, or daddy. Like, you know what I mean? Oh, my God. Like, daddy. Hey, daddy. Like, if I can hear, hey, daddy. Let me hear you do it sexy, Sandra.

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Daddy That's not how you say it right

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Yeah you don't do it like that when it's

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Your old man right No

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Daddy what's going on

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Has he ever said, stop calling me that? No. Okay.

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Okay, I'm making sure that the inflection is different. Imani.

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Yes.

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Hi.

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Hi. I was just explaining that I call my daddy daddy because that's all I ever called him. And I don't mean it in no sexual way. He know I'm the oldest, so I'm going to always say daddy. But I'm not calling my mama mama. Like, I just can't do it. I'm going to call her mama. What do you call her? split it. Mama, like mama. Mama. Mama. Yeah. Like, if I really want something and I'll be like, mom, if I really like want to talk to her, I'm like, all right, mama, let me talk to you real quick. But I'm always telling my daddy, daddy, I need some money. Daddy, I need to get some money.

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Yep. There you go. That's it. Oh my gosh, Marty. What's going on, Marty? How we doing? You know, Marty, I'm just sitting here going, man, oh man, I'm shaking my head at these responses

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today yeah yeah i call my mom k rocks like whenever she gets mad at someone and starts getting at someone i just start laughing just call her k rock and so that name was stuck and all all my friends in my family call her k rock what's her first name karen oh okay all right

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call her karen that will just piss her off right yeah that will be something that would bother her what's up debbie hey guys good morning good morning what are your thoughts on this

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Well, my 12-year-old son calls my husband, his dad, he still calls him Daddy.

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And?

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I just think that's weird. I don't know. It's normal for him. He calls me Mom and Daddy. And he has older brothers and sisters, and they think it's really weird, too. Wait a second.

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So he calls his dad Daddy but calls his mom Mom.

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Yeah, he calls me Mom.

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Why does he not call you mommy? He doesn't feel like...

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He never... Yeah, he never has. It's always been... When he was little, it was mama. And then it just went to mom. But when he was little, he called his dad, Daddy, and he just stuck with it.

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Are you worried about him getting made fun of? Is that what you're saying?

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Yeah. Yeah, like yesterday, we were in the car, and, you know, it's just him and I, and he'll say, you know, where's daddy at, or are we going to go fishing with daddy, or... And I just think, I was like, how long are you going to call him daddy for, but... You know how you stop that? Yeah.

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Tell him he's not his daddy. Stop it

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You are not My husband will kill me

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Just tell him I got something that I need to tell you And then send him off to school Tell him to have a great day

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Oh no Alright take care of yourself Alright have a great day guys Thank you

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It seems to me like a lot of people are texting in And a lot of people are calling And it must be like a I don't know it must be like A thing that's in families or something like that, like certain families. Like, my family was not a mommy or daddy family. Like, it really wasn't that kind of thing. Either were we. But then there are other families that are very, you know, they're kind of like that, weird, like that.

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