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Mojo on the Morning Show. We were just having a quick discussion that was very funny. how did you know that somebody was rich or you thought that they were rich when you were a kid like there's always those indicators like if you go to a friend's house and you're like

these people are rich i think there's a million different examples but i think one of my favorites when i was growing up is did you ever walk into somebody's house and i actually think this does apply to rich people but also just normal houses but if you walked in and they had a flea and it opened up and you could see part of the hallway and the second floor was like a railing i was like oh rich i just like how you say because most people would say there's stairs going upstairs you know what i mean or i like that but like i think sometimes even in my last house you could stand at the bottom of the stairs and look up and see the hallway but you don't have like when you could have that like opening yeah and there was like a railway and you could like see like a bathroom door and a bedroom door yeah my friend kelly had that i remember thinking kids that uh

like if i go over to a friend's house and they had a tv in their bedroom i was like oh yeah they're

doing okay if they had a tv with cable television attached oh yeah not just one of those antennas yeah or or a tv with a vcr oh that was always a good one you could watch movies in your room

remember the one that had it built in it was like the little mini tv and the vcr was yes Yeah, the combo.

The 13-inch baby. Yes. 13 inches. Six pixels on that whole screen. Six pixels. I also knew, like, I was at a rich person's house growing up, if they had a refrigerator in their garage. Oh. I feel like it's much more common now.

See, that was every Italian, and my family's Italian, every Italian had that refrigerator in their garage.

But did you ever go somewhere where they had, like, a new fridge in the garage, where it wasn't, like, the old decrepit one from the kitchen that sometimes didn't work?

They're matching a matching fridge to their fridge and their, you know, there are some people, Shannon brings up a really good point. Talk about Italians. Some of Chelsea's family members had kitchens in their garage. They're like full on kitchens in their garage because they're Italians and stuff. So they had a place where you could actually cook.

Do the sauces and the meatballs and then freeze them. The brissels.

I think that the, the which one? The brissels?

Brissels. What is that? It's like roll. You've never had brissels? It's like rolled up steak, I think is what it is.

thin it's really thin um i just remember the other one too is if you were a person that uh

had a swimming pool definitely oh gosh yeah

A swimming pool.

And it wasn't an above ground. It was a below ground swimming pool. Because I grew up on the south side of Chicago. And there's literally neighborhoods where it's nothing but above ground pools there, which are cool. But you were not the rich person unless you had them build it into the ground.

All y'all sound rich to me. I'm here in foyers. I'm here in refrigerators. I didn't say I had these. Man, none of this crap. If you was a dude in the hood who had the basketball hoop, you was the rich kid. That was it?

Like the one in the concrete, right?

Bro, even the pullout boy. If you had the pullout hoop, oh, yeah, y'all had some money.

But, Kev, everything I listed was things my friends had, not what was in my house.

Oh, okay. I didn't even have friends that had poies and pools. Are you kidding me? Who had a pool in Detroit? Are you serious? If you did, you got it at Kmart. Okay.

It was a blow-up one.

Bro, our thing was a clothes hamper. We used to fill up water in a clothes hamper, and that's how we used to have a pool. That was summer.

It was always sprinklers

The crazy daisy man Crazy daisy vibes I need you to google crazy daisy right now Another rich kid thing was If they had a designated area in their house For the kids to play in That wasn't their bedrooms Whether it was like a playroom Or a TV room That's like the best

That was the best I used to love In my old house We had an unfinished basement And my kids thought it was so cool to go and play in the unfinished basement.

Right, their scooters down there.

Yeah, they could do like all that stuff. We used to do that. Until they went over to the kid's house who had the finished basement. Oh, yeah. And if they had a finished basement, they would come home and complain about how we had the house that was not cool enough for everybody to come down. So I actually got my basement finished and had a guy come and do it like on the side and stuff.

And then did they never go down there?

No, well, yeah, they were kind of like, oh, okay, this isn't as great. Like, they can't ride their stuff because we were like, if you run into the walls, you're going to bust drywall and stuff, you little bastard.

Chappelle had a joke where he was about to leave one of his friends' house, and then his mom said, stay for dinner. He was like, no, I don't want to be here. And she was like, we're having stovetop stuffing. He was like, oh, stovetop stuffing.

He only saw it on TV. He was like, that's underage rich. But with that, too, the friends with the good snacks, the friends that had the really, really, really good, like anything Little Debbie. I always had the off-brand Little Debbie, but anything Little Debbie, you knew.

Dude, if you went into a pantry and they had Dunkaroos, I was like, you're living it up every day.

Your mom, Debbie, had zebra cakes?

Yes. Those are so good. Amanda, hi. How did you know that the neighbor was rich?

When they had Hot Pockets and Gushers in their pantry and freezer and more than one bathroom. Oh, yeah.

Gushers.

More than one bathroom in the entire house, right? Where am I going in the bathroom? That, by the way, is the best that you knew that you could actually duty in a bathroom that was the fancy, the powder room. They called it the powder room.

Bro, kids who had different lunches. What do you mean different lunches? When I went to school, I had a turkey sandwich. Every day, same thing. It was every day, same thing, bro. But you saw my mans who had Gushers one day, Twinkies a different day.

Uncrustable kid.

You got variety?

Yeah, yeah.

Brad Yeager had, his dad got him like one of those construction worker lunch boxes. And it was with a big thermos, and he would bring soup to school with them. Get out of here. And he would open up the thermos at lunchtime, which was like 1 o'clock in the afternoon, and it would be steamy. And I'm going, this kid's dad cared about him, man.

Hot soup?

Hot milk.

Oh, my God. Okay, he's running in.

I had a Kroger bag. That was my lunch pill.

So we grew up with six kids in our family. By the way, we're done with the topic. I'm sorry. We are? No, I'm going to share. I'm just kidding. This is a very vivid memory. We would fight over snacks because there were six of us. And we'd eat garlic croutons for lunch because that was the only thing that we left after picked through our lunches.

Oh, K.P.

You know, that's why I have such a bad breath.

I'm going to Costco today because I got to get a bunch of water and stuff like that. And I'm going to go to that business.

Oh, you get bottled water.

I'm getting, yeah, but thank you. I'm going to that business Costco in Southfield. I'm going to go down the snack aisle, and I'm going to find snacks for the studio here for KP. Please do.

And can you imagine if I had to be gluten-free as a child? I would be deceased. I wouldn't have any food to eat. Yeah, you couldn't eat those garlic croutons, right? Literally nothing. You know what, though? When I got to high school, the lunch ladies called me veggie girl because I'd always ask for extra food. I'm like, bro, I'll get any at home, so you better pile that thing on. Either I eat here or I don't eat at all I got in Sorry, I'm going to keep going I got in trouble with the snack line Because I was taking an extra salad The last day of school The lady was like

I'm going to report you to the principal. You keep stealing from the snack line. I'm like, I'm not stealing. It's literally here in front of me. You're mad at me for eating salad? Like, most kids don't even eat their vegetables. Anyway.

Can I shout out KP, though, in her family? Seriously. Six kids, single mom raising six kids. I can't imagine. Seriously, I cannot imagine how, you know, stressful that must have been for your mom. I get it, like eating and stuff, you know? I mean, I know how three kids eat. I can't imagine having three more of these kids.

I mean, at that point, she's like, if you don't make your lunch, you're not eating at all, and that's your fault.

Truly, kids needing school lunches is not funny. Your desperation to tell this story to the people was such a boobish message.

I wish people could see the video of what she looked like. She was like, frantically, I got to tell this, this is my childhood right now. By the way, do you feel therapy right now? Do you feel like you got it out?

I'm actually going to charge each one of you a $40 co-pays.

She ran in like you had croutons for her. Matt, what's going on? How did you know that the kid was rich that you were friends with?

That they had all the name brand cereals.

Cereals that came in a box and not in a bag.

Box, bag, if it was name brand and they had it, they were rich.

And if your parents didn't mix the healthy cereal with the brand name cereals, so that you can get, you know... Oh, no. You understand? So that you had more cereal? Yeah. There's just less of the good part. The only thing I had was Captain Crunch. Oh.

The berries are the regular ones. The berry ones are for the rich kids. I had berries. You had the berry one? We didn't skimp on cereal. Yeah.

The latest is freaking out everybody's, like, most passionate things.

Hey, what's up, Melissa? How you doing?

I'm good. i always thought my friend was rich because there were people like a cleaning service that would come in and clean their house oh yeah the cleaning person there we had a cleaning person when we were

kids ruby her name was ruby and she she was a bigger you know lady big uh like white lady and she would come and clean the house and uh she drove a car that literally i'm not kidding you when it left the driveway it left sparks and stuff like that like it was like and it was wild it was wild but she big ruby and she and at first if for some reason i always remember this i always remember that my mom would give her like food and things like that after she would come clean the house and all the kids thought that uh that ruby was like my sister like they're like i think that she might be i'm like and then after the arnold schwartz and by the way i'm having a kp moment after the arnold schwarzenegger rumor came out of him or not rumor but the he remember he cheated with the cleaning lady i kept looking around to see if there were people that looked like ruby coming in my life thinking my dad was doing thank you kp for letting us have a third she was sweet she was a very nice lady ruby james what's her name britney what's going on

hey so we were actually the rich kids but my dad would pack our lunches like we were poor and it was the most embarrassing thing ever oh really well that's how you knew you guys were

the rich kids because your dad was saving money on stuff he was smart he was literally reusing

like the bread bag he would finish the loaf of bread and then just pack my sandwich in it and

Who didn't have a parent that did that?

It's a wonder bread. It had the polka dots on it. It's not a parent who does that. It's a dad who does that.

You can't figure out that you got it. I thought you were rich if you got lunch sent to school with you. I had to get the free hot lunch at school. That's all I got.

It's funny because my kids.

That was free for everybody.

My kids always wanted the hot lunch. They always loved that. And it would offend Chelsea. Yeah. They'd be like, that's offensive. I make you guys good meals.

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