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America's social casino. Mojo in the morning show. So Mike and Allie preparing for baby number three to come. And Mike's got some delivery room questions.

Yes. What's our due date? June 1st is what they said. It could be before, it could be after.

What questions could you have about the delivery room? Because this is baby number three on the way.

Oh, well, so that's the thing. We're not super nervous about the baby in general. Like, we're just adjusting to life or whatever. But we're more comfortable in the delivery room than the first two times. The first time, you know, you're scared. It's your first time. The second time, you kind of know what to expect. The third time, you kind of have an idea, but, like, how do we make it a little more, you know, enjoyable, a little more comfortable? Because you know you're going to be there a couple days. You know what's kind of going to happen, roughly. You have an idea. So I want to know, like, now that it's our third time, can I bring stuff in there? Oh, my gosh.

I know what you are asking.

Can I bring, like, a PlayStation?

I remember this from last time.

Well, yeah, but that time, I don't think I should have done that. This time, though, we know what's going to happen.

Can you take a fire stick to the hospital?

I don't know.

Hospital TVs, by the way, have the worst television.

They do.

It's like the worst. You can watch two things. Yeah. They have the locals, you know, like the NBC, ABC.

Honestly, bring a laptop so that you can watch Netflix or Hulu or whatever. Plus, you need to have the whole hookup with the webcam and everything so you can do a TikTok live at Mojo in the Mourn when you're going to deliver.

Can we go back to hospital TVs for a second, and then we're going to talk about Mike's thing? Hospital TVs have the technology from like 1980, and it makes me worried that the technology of the hospital is not that good. Don't you think that in this day and age that they should keep the technology up to date, like flat screens and do something cool? The TV looks like something that our grandmas have. Well, you know, in the remote control for the TV thing looks like on the bed. Yeah. And it's attached to the bed. But it's like the worst thing. It's not even a remote control. It's like crazy.

But, you know, I mean, the cost that would be involved, like even Beaumont Royal Oak, where my babies were born, have over a thousand rooms, patient rooms.

So, I mean, that's over a thousand TVs. Get them sponsored by, I don't know, Samsung. But all right. So Mike wants to do this. Mike, you got to be careful, though. why because if you become so distracted by what you bring in there and then you screw up you will forever be known as the screw up with the birth of you know your third child and you guys say that you're not having any more kids you'll have no make goods on this yeah but we

i mean i know what to expect roughly again roughly anything could change i know what to expect i

I watched Jurassic Park and Avengers last time. We were sitting in the delivery room for like a few hours. On what? Your phone? No, no. They had a TV. It was one of those TVs. It wasn't that great. But, you know, I did that. So I feel like after those movies, you kind of just sit around. You know what I mean? You chat. You kind of get an idea of what's about to happen. Like, let's make it fun. This is our last time. Let's go out with a bang.

Let's do it. Let's bring, I don't know, board games in. I don't know. Or bring in.

She might go real quick this time, though. You know, third baby. might just sneeze this baby out and then there's nothing you can do.

There's no time. Mike, what hospital are you guys having the baby in?

It'll be Spectrum Health downtown. Beautiful.

All right. So maybe somebody from Spectrum can tell us or call us up and tell us what did they bring into the delivery room or what did your significant other do? Because I got in huge trouble because Chelsea was in 36 hours of labor with number one, which was Joe, and I left to go home and take a shower which I've never lived down many, many years later. So you got to be careful of that.

And you made it back in time, yeah?

I made it back in time, and my father-in-law came with me. We both went home to take showers because it was such a long time, but we stopped off on our way at the mall to do some shopping.

Oh, that's right. I knew there was more to the story, yeah.

And we came back with a bunch of bags. I even bought some stuff for Chelsea, and she looks at us, and she goes, you went to the mall? I'm like, whoa.

You know what? Mama KP can up you on this one. She told me that when I was born, at 3.30 p.m., my dad left to go play in a band that he was performing at 7. It was their first gig. He didn't want to let the band down.

Oh, my gosh. I would have come down. Did he make it back to see you be born?

So I was born at 3.30, and he left right after the birth. Oh, so he took off right afterwards. See you later. Oh, I have killed him.

Oh, my God. Wow. Mike, do not think about that. Anna, what's going on? How are you doing?

Hi, I'm good. How are you?

Good. You got something for Mike?

Yeah, Mike, you got to be careful because now the hospital's updated the TV where you can't plug in an HDMI. What? You can't hook up your, yeah, because we, I just had a baby in June of last year, and we brought our Apple TV to plug in the TV, and there was no HDMI. You couldn't change the channels, anything. And that was at Holland Hospital. Huh.

I wonder if they're worried about security issues or maybe content of what you're going to put on the TV. It's going to be Harry Potter.

Yeah, I think so. So now you can only watch the hospital TV.

They probably don't want you to do that because it brings like a virus or something to it, you know? Yeah. Or they think that that's a possibility.

But also you might put something inappropriate on that makes staff or other patients uncomfortable.

That's true. What's going on? Mojo in the morning. Hello. Hello. Kim, how you doing?

Yeah, I'm good. So, yeah, when I delivered at Metro, we brought our PlayStation in.

Really? Definitely. And did you play along with Dad?

Oh, no, no, no. So Dad was like, hey, this way we can watch movies. And so I was like, yeah.

Because you can't watch movies, I don't know.

I can't watch movies. So, yeah. Yeah.

Josh, what did you bring into the delivery room?

I brought one of my acoustic guitars. I got five kids and taught them all how to play instrumental. Anyhow, when my fifth child was being delivered, we just had some acoustic music, some finger-style acoustic music playing.

That's good if you're good at playing guitar. Right.

If you're bad, the people out in the nurse's station are cursing you.

How funny would it be if I had a DJ set going?

Honestly, if I were in labor and delivery next door, I would love that. It would give me momentum to keep going.

Chelsea, hello. Hello. Oh, it's my Chelsea. Hi, Chelsea.

How many hours was I in labor?

36 hours, wasn't it?

32. I thought you said 26.

No, 36.

And don't add on four, because it was hell. And you never should have left the hospital, ever, ever.

He said he bought you something. What did he buy you? No, he didn't. He did not. He bought himself something.

Chelsea, understand, though, I needed to be fresh because there was days of taking care of that baby, Joe, after that.

Who took care of the baby? Me. I don't think so.

Remember, I was the one. Chelsea would make me take all the boys to go get their circumcisions and all the rest of that stuff.

You would have to walk them in the hallway. It's not like I.

I could walk them in the hallway. I didn't make you feel with them. I was in a bed recovering.

Listen to how she wanted my kids to think of me. I had to take the kids to go get their penises chopped. Then I also had to go with her on the baby visits to Orchard Pediatrics when they had their shots because I had to be in the room with them when they got their shots done, and she would leave the room.

Yeah, but they don't remember that.

They're babies. No, no.

They had to stand next to them.

I had to be right there. They had to see me with the pain.

Correct, and then I held them after.

Yes, thank you. You're welcome. That's why they really love me now.

Didn't you almost miss the delivery because you were in the cafeteria?

No, that was Jacob. Oh, yeah. You're absolutely right. You remember that.

But that was a quick one.

Hospital food, the mashed potatoes are the greatest mashed potatoes ever.

I wouldn't know because I was busy pushing out your chair.

What do you think Mike should bring into the delivery room for when Allie gives birth to their baby?

A very large diamond that he presents to.

Did Allie call you? That's it. Talk to you later, Chels. Brent, what's going on, Trent?

Hey, Mike. I had a baby last year, and I brought my own monitor in for, like, my PC. It solves all their problems. It has HDMI. There's no content restrictions. Or you can just bring in a little, like, 32-inch TV.

Oh, my God.

They were okay with it?

They didn't care?

No, no, they didn't care. They didn't have an option. Like, they didn't have a choice. I brought it with me the first day, and they were like, what do you have? And I was like, my monitor to watch TV. And they were like, oh, okay. And I was like, I'm going to be here for a while, so I'm doing what I want.

That's true. You sit there for, like, a couple days afterwards.

Well, I mean, my girlfriend had a C-section, so it wasn't, like, anything crazy. So it was just a quick slice open, pull out, and stitch back up.

Mike, I want you to suggest to Allie that you give birth at the sports book in a casino. So you have things to do, too.

Rhonda, what did you guys bring with you into the delivery room? Rhonda?

Oh, good morning. Is that you?

Hi.

So I'm going to make everybody kind of a little jealous here. I had six kids, and none of my labors were over three hours.

Oh, my gosh.

So I didn't have that. I snow skiing the day before one of them. Oh, my gosh.

Wow, you couldn't even watch an Avatar movie. You weren't in long enough.

So in the last 10 years, I've had two major hospitalizations. First one, I was right before Christmas. I had my kids bring in materials for tie blankets, and I made myself a little corner in the hospital. I asked to move to the room next to the window and I did 10 tie blankets in the week and a half I was there. It was crazy.

Mike, you need a grandma like this lady here. I know I, right? Could you do us a favor? Are you busy these days, Rhonda?

Yeah, a little bit, so.

Will you sew Mike and Allie something for their baby? Sure, I will.

That would be so sweet. Do they know what they're having?

No. Are you guys going to find out, Mike? Uh-uh, not until the baby's born. Yeah. All right. With a DJ set. Neutral colors.

All right. Perfect. Thank you, Mike. The other one, I just recently had a liver transplant, and I made my son bring in the fire stick because I couldn't stand being in there watching their TV. And my laptop was too small. I wanted it on my TV, and I'm too short. The nurse, I asked them to plug it in, and they're like, plug in what? I'm like, this, plug it into the TV. I don't know if we can do that. So the first time they went out of the room, I climbed up onto the TV thing and plugged it in.

Look at you, Rhonda. You're going to be hurting yourself, although you're in a good place if you do hurt yourself.

Was this before or after the liver transplant? After. After? You were climbing after. Wow. Oh, my gosh.

Rhonda.

Two days after.

Rhonda, you're a sweetie. I just want to give you a hug right now. Thank you.

I think he should learn to do a tight blanket, and he can sit there like that.

I can only imagine you doing that. Alexis, what did you bring into the delivery room?

I was in the hospital for two weeks, and I brought an air fryer.

An air fryer?

How did they let you bring that in, and what in the heck were you making? you know, every food I could eat. Didn't that stink up your room and the floor? I was there for two weeks. It was like a house for me. I even had a haircut done. Oh, wow. That's awesome.

Wait, so Lydia's screening calls.

And Lydia says that you say you also brought in an Xbox and a laptop. So an air fryer, Xbox, laptop, and head your hair cut.

Yeah, I was there for my water broke eight weeks early. So I was living life there.

That's unbelievable. Thank you for the call.

Thanks.

That's crazy. Would you like Rhonda to also crochet you something? No. All right. Thank you. Thank you for the call.

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