3915: Party Etiquette, Dumb Politics, and The Diddy Trial w/ Calvin Cato

[Keith]

Superstar and The Dad Emails book contributor Calvin Cato returns to help Keith discuss party etiquette (Keith’s perfect), dumb politics (Keith isn’t pleased), and the Diddy trial (APPLESAUCE ON A CHEESEBURGER?!). They also pay homage to the great George Wendt and are nervous for the family that is now burdened with his bar tab.

Guest:
Calvin Cato



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[Keith]

I hope he doesn’t think I missed POOticles!!!

We love him!!!

[littlp]

I was on a jury for a 3 day murder trial. I’ve started a new thread in the talk Shite section for those interested. Just know that it does contain distressing and graphic content. It’s just part one of my thoughts. I’ve had to be a mom and a social worker the last few days and catch up on all the days I missed at work. I’m hoping to have part 2 of my thoughts by tomorrow night.

The taking shoes off thing might vary from city to city, place to place. I definitely understanding needing to take your shoes off when you are in a city that mainly uses public transportation. I live in a city where personal vehicles are primary so what my shoes touch is much more limited and much less likely to contain disgusting poop particles. I am a home care social worker though so I do go in a variety of homes. I always ask if they’d like me to take my shoes off especially when the carpet is super white. 95% of the time they tell us not to sorry about it, even if we’ve come in from the snow or rain.

[shoebootie]

If someone is not comfortable taking their shoes off in my home when they are visiting, rest assured I’m steam disinfecting the floors after they go.

[Svage]

I live in Palm springs. I wasn't home when it happened, I was a city over in Cathedral picking up my girlfriend but apparently she heard the boom.

Turns out the bomber was an anti life type of guy. His manifesto talked about him not giving consent to be born and that it's ridiculous that people force babies to be born thru IVF etc. so he did it on a Saturday when no one was working at the clinic. It's believed he tried to destroy the stored embryos but he failed at that. The explosion was so big that it collapsed the roof of the bldg, the pressure blew out the windows of the Denny's across the street, the liquor store next door, and the windows of the hospital across the street.

The upside of all this? Only a small handful of people were hurt, probably from the glass from the windows and the one person who died? The bomber. People driving by took pictures of the torso in the street.

It wasn't a trump thing, but it was my first thought.