Unknown: And she can keep in mind, everything's fine. Got all
that you need, curry and a keeper.
Adam Curry: October 23 episode, 110 curry and a keeper. And
hello. My queen, straight from the pages of a magazine.
Unknown: Wow, I know I like it. I
Adam Curry: know, right.
Tina Curry: Show 110 my weight.
Adam Curry: Okay, let's well, then drink some more wine. There
you go. Cheers. Back on the sauce, everybody, yes,
Tina Curry: and this is a white burgundy.
Adam Curry: Oh, is that what you thought it would be? Actually
needs to open up. Like, oh, yeah, sure. It needs to open up.
Like, let's have a white burger. We haven't we have a white
burger. Like, do we have a white burgundy? Yeah, we were white.
Tina Curry: I know where we got that. I have no idea. Let
Adam Curry: me see. Well, there's no marking on it. It is
Mason. Why do Capuchin? I don't know. Is that from France? Yes,
Tina Curry: I'm getting used to it. I like it. Okay?
Adam Curry: It is a white burgundy. It is from 2020. It is
little tart. It's tart. It's refreshing. Though
Tina Curry: I've been on a white wine kick. Who am I? I mean,
Adam Curry: first he's like,
Unknown: I don't like heavy wines anymore.
Adam Curry: I can't have cobs and mob box with no God. And
then also, almost have a white wine. Like, what is going on
with you? I'm going to clear liquid. Has Has your palette
changed?
Tina Curry: No, I can't do the heavy reds anymore. I'm turning
into a net. I think,
Adam Curry: Well, luckily, I can drink anything shows. Oh, good
with me. Hello. Hello. Now there's
Tina Curry: certain white wines that I don't like, like, I don't
like Chardonnay and I don't like sweet white wine. Should you
like shablie Like, isn't it, as long as it's not sweet? Now a
Riesling is sweet? Yeah, no, I would not drink Chablis,
Adam Curry: you know, chaplains my grandpa used to drink. Oh,
and you have this big, what was it called, The gall jug with a
little little ring on it. And he poured over his shoulder and
pour it right into his glass, hillbilly style, yeah, until his
doctor said you really should stop that. Yeah. And then he
lived to be 98 Yeah. So nice,
Tina Curry: yeah. What was the big wine and the jug? Gallo? Was
it? Gallo? Oh, I
Adam Curry: don't know. Oh, I think it was. I'm not a wino,
Unknown: excuse me.
Adam Curry: I only came to wine. You know much I really, I think
when I started hanging out with you, to be
Tina Curry: honest, really, because when we first on our
first date, we had Moscow Mule that we had a cocktail first,
and then at dinner we had wine. Well,
Adam Curry: I was trying to impress you, I know. And they
bring me some Yes, yes, a turn that was Dvorak, yeah. Like to
try give her some cell turn that'll get her. Yeah, and he
wasn't wrong
Tina Curry: with you. He walked me to my car. I didn't want
Adam Curry: you. First of all, you were gentle. I would never
take you home with me on the first date. Ever third date. I'm
like, Hey, let's go.
Unknown: Speaking of third date rule, we brought up the first
date, okay, all right. So
Tina Curry: when I, you know, when I first met you, I was, you
know, I was a little understandably
Adam Curry: impressed by my celebretti and my incredible
suaveness and my worldliness. Yes, you were going to say,
Would you like some more Manu cup? Bucha, no, yes, I
Tina Curry: was, I was, I was a little intimidated, because I
think you didn't know me. No, because, of course, I didn't
know you used around
Adam Curry: the world. And I, yeah, yeah, I've been nowhere.
Bucha, I had been around, I'm just messing with
Tina Curry: you, but I was a little bit intimidated, because
you were cultured, you know, you were very cultured, and I knew
you had traveled the world. I mean, you had co invented with
God podcasting, you know, and
Adam Curry: don't call Dave wine or God, let's not get the wrong.
No,
Tina Curry: I don't mean him, you know what? I
Adam Curry: mean, God had done it through me. Yeah, I
Tina Curry: was a little intimidated. And, you know, as
I've gotten to know you and and,
Adam Curry: and, oh, I would say, be careful where you tread
after,
Tina Curry: you know, having conversations with you and curry
you refer to jicama as jicama. Oh, here we go. Dog dander as
Gander in your car. This dude, he's not as cultured as I
thought he was. So this morning, we're in bed, Adam took his car
and yesterday, finally get it serviced, and it wasn't
Adam Curry: it was I was literally 11 days overdue,
according to the message that popped up on the screen. Not
bad. Okay. So,
Tina Curry: so we're laying in bed today, and we're and I was,
I said, Oh, your car is nice and clean. And he said, Yeah, they
vacuumed back to vacuumed it out well in the back you have Phoebe
is like, that covers all the seats. And you said, yeah, yeah,
they vacuumed all the dog hair out in the gander. I go the
gander.
Adam Curry: Wow. Here we are. Here we are nine years and Tina
has two things. He called it jicama, jicama and gander. Well,
I'm glad. And you know what? To me, you are perfect. I have
nothing I can say nothing about that you've never mispronounced
anything or had anything wrong. I mean, you were just, you're my
super woman. Here we go. Nine years. Yes, two things,
Tina Curry: nine and a half, baby, nine and a half, gander.
Dog, gander. That's a show title.
Unknown: Dog, there we go. So we already have the title. That's
bad news. Oh,
Tina Curry: anyway, that was that was laughing, yeah. And I,
you know, also, I think it went down to like 52 degrees last
week, and you're like, time to pull out the winter go. You put
your winter coat on, your scarf, your hat, I admit
Adam Curry: not, it was 53 I only put on the green jacket.
The green jacket, which is the universal, universal, going
outside jacket? You wear my green jacket. Yeah,
Unknown: not at 52 degrees.
Adam Curry: How about you go walk Phoebe. Then at 8am at 52
degrees, I could do it. And then Michael comes by and his
electric bike and wants to talk for 15 minutes.
Tina Curry: You'll be, you'll be, you would never, you would
never make it in Chicago. You would be free. No,
Adam Curry: I've been to Chicago in the summer and in the winter,
and I didn't like either one of
Tina Curry: them. I went to Chicago in the summer that when
we I've been
Adam Curry: there when it was 10 and humid and the winter one
time because, you know, we had advertising clients there, or
agency clients like, yeah,
Unknown: oh man. It was bad, yeah,
Tina Curry: we went, it was, we were only like, three months,
wasn't
Adam Curry: it chilly then too? No, it
Tina Curry: was August. We was warm. And we're walking around
and we're thinking, oh my goodness, we could live here. We
do that every city we go to. We're like, we could live here.
You know,
Adam Curry: we went to Mexico. We could leave, we could easily
get some of these people to serve us easy.
Tina Curry: Now we don't ever want to leave Fredericksburg,
though. No, we don't never want
Adam Curry: to leave, no, especially now that we have our
spiritual family.
Tina Curry: Yes, you want to talk about that, yeah. I
Adam Curry: mean, how can we not we? So on Wednesdays now and
tomorrow, next week will be the last one for this first block. I
don't think we do on until January. I'm not sure there's
four blocks. And it's something that Pastor Jimmy and Annette
had put together in previous churches, and this is they're
doing it for the first time, and it's the WWJD, which you would
think is, what would Jesus do? But it's actually walking with
Jesus discipleship. And it's like going to school. We have a
workbook and everything. But man, this is I love doing this
so much, and of course, so good. It cuts into our recording time.
Not that actually makes us record any less, but it's just
so that you can say three days in advance and then Wednesday we
have to record after we go to school.
Tina Curry: You notice I don't complain about school,
Adam Curry: not, no, not as much as you complain about work. This
work I have to do, recording work newsletter, which is, by
the way, it's only from her, it's from Tina.
Tina Curry: We made that change. Yes, we, we made it. You made it
was and that said,
Adam Curry: oh, there it is. Okay, struggled
Tina Curry: with the and we'll go back to the class tonight,
but I struggled with it being talking about Tina and Adam. I
was going from first person, and it was confusing to me, but I
wanted the newsletter to be from both of us, and I never really
looked at how John models the no agenda meet up or a newsletter.
And so Annette brought it up to me. I'm like, you know, you're
right. I've been struggling with this since the day that I
started.
Adam Curry: What did she bring up to you? She
Tina Curry: said Jimmy wanted me to bring up to you that really
bothering him. No, but I was struggling with it too, but I
wanted it to be from both of us. And now I'm like, You know what?
You don't even read it.
Adam Curry: I do too, really, come on, man, the minute it came
in, I called you out. Oh, it's your newsletter. Now, okay, I
saw it right away. Yeah,
Tina Curry: so I just, it's from me. Now it's no big deal, but
it's just it's written better or in a
Adam Curry: better way, much gooder way. But anyway, so
Tina Curry: yes, going back to the class tonight. Yeah. So yes,
I complain about recording and I complain about the newsletter,
but I really do enjoy it, because if I really wanted to
quit, I'd be like quitting. Brian can be. The whole
Adam Curry: end of show. There's no quitting in podcasting.
Tina Curry: There's no quitting coming up on our three year
anniversary. I would
Adam Curry: not. How about that? 110 episodes? No. Usually, most
podcasts don't make it past episode seven, really, that is
the pod fade, yeah.
Tina Curry: Pod fade moment, yeah. So anyway, going back to
the class of what we what this week's lesson was about with
spiritual family, yes, which I thought was great, because I
turned to you and I said, vineyard nation is our spiritual
family too. Yeah. In addition to, in addition to, obviously,
bridge church and pastor Jimmy and Annette, top of the list,
Adam Curry: I think I said yes. And that means Brian, with one
eye is your brother? Yes,
Unknown: I think you said Son, Oh, son.
Tina Curry: And it's not Brian with one eye. It's Brian with
one conjunctivitis. Oh,
Adam Curry: there you go. This is how you talk about your
brother anyway.
Tina Curry: So he was so but they were talking about,
Adam Curry: oh, she's over by you. Yeah. The minute she heard
me crying, she came right over to me, like, Is mommy being me,
please, good girl.
Tina Curry: But we talked about the pastor, Jimmy. Talked about
the spiritual family, and he talked about being in the
presence of believers, that when people come together under the
banner of Jesus, something happens in the community. It's
an amazing exchange. And we have talked about this over and over
about the community that we have here and being a part of bridge
church, and the friends that we have made while being at this
church, and how we're there for
Adam Curry: each other, how we're there, oh my gosh. You
know, even tonight, Jeannie said, and I remember you guys
brought over the space heater when our when they were both
sick in the middle of the winter, yeah, and we were
talking about someone else who's struggling and, you know,
everyone's kind of looking out for each other. And I was
sitting there going, like, I'm so happy that I just said one
day I need to go to church. I need to be there physically.
What a difference that meant, oh, I know, than just watching
it on. It's
Tina Curry: been a year. It's been a year now, that's right,
because, yeah, is when, when I got came back from Utah, and I
was not in a good mind space, okay?
Adam Curry: Is that what we call it?
Tina Curry: I've been in a little bit of a mind space
lately.
Adam Curry: If you haven't noticed,
Unknown: you know, you have the other morning,
Adam Curry: how do I change the printer ink? Like, maybe this is
not the morning to learn. Maybe I should just do it. No, I've
got to learn. Like, Oh man, I'm literally hiding behind the door
of the closet where the printer is, like, okay, and just pull
that out and then put that in.
Unknown: You could do it. I
Adam Curry: was being very tender with you,
Tina Curry: babe. No, I wish I had so much to do and I was just
older. And I can see,
Adam Curry: and the thing is, I can see it change. I see when it
happens, and it's usually when, when you go through your list of
things you have to do and you're all upset that you filled up
your own calendar with not enough space to, you know, do
something that you hadn't slotted in, like wash your hair
or whatever. And by the way, not a slam. I understand these
things. Yes, believe me, I understand yes, and and, and I
can just see your mood go, No, I don't have to. I can feel the
atmosphere going,
Tina Curry: what is it called the bariatric barrier? Bariatric
Adam Curry: pressure drops like, here comes Milton, our own
personal little Milton. And it's just, it's like, wow, and, but,
you know, but I know. But first of all, I've come to know you,
so it's okay. But second of all, I immediately just give it to
Jesus. I'm like,
Tina Curry: you stand back. Well,
Adam Curry: I do. I stand behind Jesus. Jesus, please stand in
front of me. Protect me.
Tina Curry: I mean, I don't ever take it out on you, but when I
get I get anxious or irritated very quickly when I have so much
to do in such a little bit of time.
Adam Curry: But yes, so I have to choose my words wisely.
Wisely. I know, would you like me to make breakfast now? Yeah,
or in 11 minutes and 32 seconds from now, will that fit better?
Tina Curry: I know. How do you put up with me? First of
Adam Curry: all, look at how wonderful a person you are, how
beautiful you are, what a great wife you are. Proverbs, 31 wife
with a great
Tina Curry: mother. 98% good, right? 2%
Adam Curry: tap it down. Come on, no one. We're human. We're
human, yes, and
Tina Curry: you're always the same, though you're,
Adam Curry: you're usually, usually, sometimes I have, yeah,
oh, that's
Tina Curry: right, you got snarky with me. You told me to
go away. That was last episode. Yes, yeah, yeah, you and you
Adam Curry: were stressed. A rare moment. You were a rare
moment, a rare moment. Yeah, it's funny because I went to
Austin, you know, dropped off my car, had my hair done, you know,
it was, it was nice to see Johanna and catch up on stuff,
and then flower haircut. But I came home and I was, I was
drained, you were white. And Pastor Jimmy was texting me
about something, and he says, are you okay? He. Could feel
just through the text of really, no, he says, is everything, all
right, it's good. I'm just tired, and there was traffic,
and I think Austin just, it's just boom, as
Tina Curry: one of my really good friends, when she goes to
Austin, she says she feels farther away from God. And I
know we have friends still in Austin, but that's just her
feeling. Maybe that's what you felt. Well,
Adam Curry: you know, I had to take two Uber rides from the car
place. It's only 10 minutes to the to this hair salon. And both
times I got like, Hey, how you doing, Antonio? Because you got
his name, okay. And then the way back, Hey, brother, how you
doing? I was like, okay, so it brought me down, and then I was
just looking, it's not Austin's fault, but, you know, there's a
lot of construction and traffic. It's so busy there, it's so
maybe that's it. That is something to do. I
Tina Curry: know because I came, where was I? Oh, I was about to
San Antonio. We went to Costco, and
Adam Curry: once again, you didn't text me when you got to
San Antonio. So bad about that. Yeah, and, you know? And I
should be thinking she's dead, she's had an accident, but I'm
like, no, she forgot. She just forgot me. She just forgot me.
Nothing I can do about it, no matter what, she just forgot.
Tina Curry: So I get so focused on like,
Adam Curry: okay, it's called forgetting about your husband.
No, I don't forget about sight out of mind. Whatever that dude
is, he's in Austin. No,
Tina Curry: I prayed over you. I mean, I prayed for you before
you left, like for travel, favor that you are kept safe. Um,
yeah, you were, you were wiped out yesterday, and then I got a
little grumpy because there wasn't enough food for us
because we were eating leftovers. Oh man.
Adam Curry: And I said, well, here have some of mine now, the
little broken piece of hamburger. And this is why I
always ask, Is it okay for me to eat this. Back to your
newsletter. Back to your newsletter, because I know that
if I eat something, you have your heart set on and then you
reach for it, and it's gone. No, no, no, no, no, me, then there
will be blood on the moon, as my mind
Tina Curry: is to say, that happens in every house, which is
why I asked permission everybody who's like, they have their
heart set on something that's in the refrigerator, and all of a
sudden it's eaten. Like, people get upset, but
Adam Curry: not me, by the way. I'm like, there's none of that
left. Okay, I'll just have beans, because I know no one
else eats the beans but me, just me.
Tina Curry: Oh, I know I'm terrible. You're not terrible.
Adam Curry: You're just you baby. I have my own things.
Can't list them, but I have my own things. Yes,
Unknown: like, here we go.
Adam Curry: She found one. Okay, okay, so you're so excited,
that's amazing. Gander we've got. Gander what else is on your
list.
Tina Curry: And no, so we're, we're getting ready. Friday was
the big Fred meetup. Okay, so I'm like, what are you gonna
wear? You're like, I'm gonna wear my three nails hoodie. You
have three fair point.
Adam Curry: Okay, already, fair point.
Tina Curry: I pull them out. I'm like, oh, spot. Like, schmutz,
like toothpaste down the front. You hang it up, you hang it back
up, like you're gonna wear it again. Well, I
Adam Curry: do, because I do. I wear, yeah, around the house I'm
wearing the schmutz. But yeah, let
Tina Curry: me practice this, which I had done all the
laundry. Here we can I pull out the next one. Yeah, I'm like,
Adam, why are you hanging these things back up?
Adam Curry: You're right. I I said, I'm so sorry. You said, Do
you want me to wash one? And I said, Wow, that would be really
nice. Well, we'll see if it's dry in time.
Unknown: I do not talk like that. No, okay,
Adam Curry: no, not like that. I'm trying third hoodie,
Tina Curry: same thing.
Unknown: Yeah, you're right. And I'm like,
Tina Curry: I don't understand. Well, it's
Adam Curry: because I don't see it. I don't I'm not looking for
it, but I will be more observant and more aware of my personal so
Tina Curry: what did your wife do? You wash this good wife that
I am. You, I immediately watched him. You know what else I did? I
hung it outside. So we'll dry, always dry. I
Adam Curry: know. I know you are fabulous. So the lesson
Tina Curry: here I suck.
Adam Curry: No, I gotta throw stuff in. No, I would say we're
even.
Unknown: Oh, wow. Okay, that's how you feel, or even
Adam Curry: we want to go to the meeting.
Tina Curry: No, no, I want to talk about another thing before
we go there. I just want to publicly apologize to you,
really. Yes.
Unknown: Oh, hold on a second,
Adam Curry: ladies and gentlemen, set your set your
watches. Let's write this down. Tina's going to apologize.
Tina Curry: You know, I realize that I have, I have terrorized
you on certain things because you, you came to me, you looked
at me with like sadness in your eyes, and you go, can I please
have a new hand cream.
Unknown: True, true.
Adam Curry: This is not, it's not really terrorized. Because
when, and you know, we have, people have sent us big, big
classes to squeeze out the last and so, you know, we have the
Avena. Is it Avena? Well, Avina. But
Tina Curry: you need to preface the story about how I am, no,
well, this
Adam Curry: again, I'm getting to it so you feel, you know,
when something is empty, like it's not empty. And then you'll
take the top off of the, the little pump thing, and you'll
move the the tube around in it, you'll take it out, and you'll
hold it upside down, and I kind of got into it, you know, I was
like, you know, she makes a lot of sense. There's certainly
enough in there. It's a total Jip. But this was now two weeks
of this one bottle, and, you know, and the top is off
permanently, and I'm, like, scraping, and I'm scraping it,
knowing that tube between my hands, like just to get a little
bit of cream on my hands. And at a certain point I can barely get
anything out of this. I just said, Hey, can we have Can we
have a new and cream? It wasn't terrorizing. We know what's
terrorizing is when. So in our beautiful thank you very much,
Mike, our beautiful shower, which has been redone with the
chocolate, we have a nice little little shelf, and you put down
three fantastic. What do you call them? Dispensers, shampoo,
conditioner and body wash? Yes. Now from time to time, you'll
fill them up, thank you, but you'll put them back in a
different order. I don't do that. I have literally put body
wash in my hair and like, Man, this is Wait, this is funny.
Tina Curry: I You are wrong. I do not do that. It's Felicitas
that does all right. Fair enough. Fair you know me, I like
things in a certain order. And okay,
Adam Curry: yeah, I will. I'll have a chat with Fauci.
Unknown: A couple weeks
Adam Curry: ago, I didn't mention, like, what?
Tina Curry: Look at the bottle, just to make sure, have
Adam Curry: you, I don't wear my glasses in the shower, close up,
pick up. Nope. Oh, okay. I mean, I'm sorry. I should have gotten
down on my knees, like I'm near pick up the bottle. The whole
point of it, the dispensary, you just reach behind, like, put it
in your hair. Like, this is weird. This doesn't feel right.
Tina Curry: It wasn't me, because I'm always switching
back to their point. Body washes on the right, fair point.
Shampoos in the center. Conditioner is on the left. Fair
point. Yeah, yeah. Okay, come on. It was your wife. Man, I
Adam Curry: thought it was strange. That's why I didn't say
anything about it, yeah. But, and so the first you silently
under my breath,
Tina Curry: yes, I felt that. I felt the air shift in the house.
So anyway,
Adam Curry: I'm not traumatized, but it was just time. Can I just
make a little note? Can we just we have another bottle? I see it
underneath the thing, can we just take it out? You
Tina Curry: come and ask me, so instead of just pulling it out,
you're like, can we please have another baby?
Adam Curry: You run the house and you run it very well. Thank
you. And so I just want to fit into your model. Yeah, I run the
business place. Yes, you are yes, so I just want to be a good
little doobie. That's
Tina Curry: why, you know, when after the show on what's today
was it's no, it was last Thursday. Was it last Thursday,
or was it Sunday? Sunday? Probably, you come out of the
studio after working for hours
Adam Curry: that I go getting up at five and I'm done at five,
basically 12 hours. Yeah,
Tina Curry: I go dead mouse in the laundry room.
Adam Curry: I'm like, oh boy, that was a long show, like
there's a dead mouse in the laundry room without even saying
great show, I laugh, no, and by the way,
Tina Curry: like, Are you kidding me?
Adam Curry: And I went and did it. I'm like, Yeah,
Tina Curry: we're not sure how they're getting in. Just because
we live in the country, it's nature, yeah, yeah, it had been
there for a day or two. Yeah? Like it's been here for a while.
What do you always say it needs to be laying around there for a
while to show their friends don't come around. It
Adam Curry: is absolutely the way to go. Is sad. But if he's
there for a day, he was there for two days, probably, yeah,
but he was there for. They it sends a very strong message to
the rest of the mouse community, yes, this is not the place,
yeah. Come in, yeah. So I said another trap. It'll be empty for
a long time. Yeah. What was he thinking? It was like a month
old piece of cheese. Why was he even getting there? Because
Tina Curry: they'll eat anything that's true. It's true. So, but
so now we can go to the Fanta.
Adam Curry: This was the no agenda meet up. But it was a no
agenda curry and the keeper. And a little bit of a way living up
in a down world, because we had pastor, Jimmy and Damon that
with us actually drove, which was great at bar 1776 the half
is half moon, bed and breakfast. I think full moon. I can't
remember. It's Jenny's place, yes, right near Luke and Bucha,
Matt long and Gail. They had organized it. Fantastic job. I
mean, if I could have asked for a better I couldn't have asked
for a better location. It was just so a little off the beaten
track for people to come all the way out. 50 people came from
Austin, okay, from Arizona, Arizona. Some people came, yeah.
They drove from Arizona, yeah, yeah.
Tina Curry: They love talking to each other. That's the whole
premise of the video. And listening to the show, yeah, it
was like minded people. They like, they like talking to other
people. I mean,
Adam Curry: it was. And there really were some interesting,
interesting people at this meetup. Yes,
Tina Curry: and we had a guy who did voiceovers like for major
multiple air traffic controllers. We
Adam Curry: had pharmacists, like, big time pharmacists,
constitutional lawyer, the rob the constitutional lawyer, I
mean Baron, Baron Scott of The armory, Brian, of course, dirty
Jersey whore was there. Yes, who? He keeps reminding me the
word whore is in the Bible. Yes, okay,
Tina Curry: he actually came to church on Sunday with him and
his wife. Yeah. That
Adam Curry: was really cool. So fantastic, yeah, what was your
how? Because, you know, we of course, barely talk to each
other because we're all talking to other people. And you
fantastic. You just come like Adam. It's, I'm sorry I got to
steal you away. It's time to move on, because you make sure I
talk to every single person at the meetup. Thank you for doing
that.
Tina Curry: You know, I, I thought it was great that people
came out, very kind, just generous, people like you said,
Who trekked all the way to, I guess it's Fredericksburg,
right? It's not Luke and Bucha, yeah, technically,
Fredericksburg. I loved having a net there, you know? And I found
myself going and sitting down and chatting with her, and I'm
like, I gotta get up and talk to people. Oh, really. Oh, you had
time to chat with Annette? Yeah, yeah. I sat down and chatted
with her for a bit. I mean, I didn't
Adam Curry: talk to pastor Jimmy at all. Yeah, we came in and he
was talking to a whole bunch of people. I mean, it's just we
didn't have any time. Yeah, time back in the luckily, it went to
dinner with them later, which is really nice. Everybody's
Tina Curry: so kind. I mean, I love no agenda nation, I do. And
people brought lovely gifts, you know, which is really nice,
yeah. So just Greg brought us the wine that John recommended,
and so did Sir Brian with the Sir Brian with the conjunctiva.
Adam Curry: Just Greg also got me a like an AI router, which
I've started to look into setting up. Yes, very advanced.
The people
Tina Curry: from the CBD hemp Shop in Austin brought us all
this beautiful stuff from their shop, which was really nice. It
was really interesting.
Adam Curry: You're the younger guy. So I was outside, and he
says, So you completely quit, uh, smoking weed and tobacco.
Said, Yeah, it'll be two years in November. He says, was it
hard? I said, No, I was really it just quit. And I think I'd
maybe had one or two gummies, yeah. Since then he says, you
know, I'm kind of thinking about it, yeah, yeah. That's how many
people have quit smoking weed ever since I did, since I've
been talking a lot of people. Oh, yeah,
Tina Curry: can you sleep so much better? And now, now that
you don't even look at your phone, because you got that
fancy flip phone. Now
Adam Curry: this is, I have had five people email me
specifically. What is the type of phone that you have? And you
know, because I've just committed to it, it's a cat s 22
it's $63 on Amazon. It is a smartphone. It's a flip phone.
It does have smartphone capabilities, but the screen is
so unattractive and so unusable
Unknown: one
Adam Curry: by one inch that you it's like, it makes no sense to
even try to do anything on except text, yeah. And I do it
my Bible study on has the Bible app, you know. So I do the you
version on it, and that's about it, yeah. And it's and at night,
I get in bed, I plug it in, make sure the alarm is set, and I
cuddle up next to you, and that's it, and I sleep like a
baby. No, you do. And I said this morning. So I really think,
because I'm not reading, and even because I don't read like,
I mean, using a good podcast, like code, code, I used to want,
I
Tina Curry: used to like, when used to. Read to him, like, read
me something, like, I'm reading code. I'm like, Oh,
Adam Curry: yeah. Do you want me to read to you again before we
go to sleep? And we kind of, when did we lose? We lost that
Tina Curry: thing we did. We'll talk about it, we'll talk about
it, we'll talk about it, and we'll talk about it in bed.
Adam Curry: Do we need to have a conversation about this or
something like meeting up. Meeting here, take
Tina Curry: my melatonin, and I'm like, Yeah,
Adam Curry: that's true, and I don't want to keep you away. But
anyway,
Tina Curry: going back to the meetup, it was really nice. It
was hosted by Jenny, Jenny McCombs, and her husband
Adam Curry: got his name, yeah, he has a very cool 1976 El
Camino, which kind of stole my heart there.
Tina Curry: Yeah, she was really, really sweet. It was so,
like I said, it was so nice that people, she brought
Unknown: in all these snacks. Oh, I know. And
Tina Curry: well, Gail was, I think Gail really did a lot of
that. Yeah, made pizza, and people were eating, and there
were the women. OCS aunt was there. She wants to be
anonymous, say her name. And then she had her father. They
were a lot of fun. They were lots of fun. Powerful Women,
yeah, very, very strong. And then there was one, the young
couple with the baby, yes, the British talking to her. I was
kind of ministering to her about how, how having God in the
center of her marriage really strengthened our marriage. And
so she was telling like she wanted to. They had just moved
to Dripping Springs, and they were looking for a community. I
encouraged her to look for a church. You know that, yes,
spiritual community, it definitely makes a difference.
Wow.
Adam Curry: I also feel like I'm like, I'm so glad that God came
in and snatched us up. I did no just to bring us to Jesus? Oh,
sure, because now I know I have at least 60 more years like man,
I'm glad it wasn't 10 years from now, 60 more years I'm living.
220
Tina Curry: Have you seen what Jimmy Carter looks like?
Adam Curry: I don't care what I look like.
Unknown: You'll be about five feet,
Adam Curry: about that we get a new body in heaven. It doesn't
matter. I'll be five minutes. I'll be at least five four, even
120 earthly years. Yeah, 120
Tina Curry: earthly years. Not me. No, I'd rather go home to
Jesus,
Adam Curry: please. All right. Well, me and Phoebe. Oh, wait,
no, Phoebe's like, next to me.
Tina Curry: So but anyway, but one. So we were getting ready to
leave. And I know this is in Sir Brian note, donation note, but
just Greg, who had given us a bottle of wine. And then we
haven't opened yet, and then the four bottles from Costco, which
is and so Greg was getting ready to we were getting ready to
leave, and Greg and Brian was standing there, and Greg goes,
you're the best part of the donation segment. And I said,
don't see that.
Adam Curry: Really encourage him.
Tina Curry: He is the barnacle of curry and keeper. His new
name is Sir Brian with the conjunctivitis eye,
Adam Curry: the barnacle of the show anyway. But it was really
Tina Curry: nice. It was nice that people came out. And it was
nice that Pastor Jimmy and Annette went with us too.
Adam Curry: Oh, and I, and they were tired, they had a long
week, but they still came. I thought that was very cool. It
was nice to then go and have dinner afterwards, little fried
Helms. And there was dirty Jersey horror with his crew
sitting there at free town. Oh, man, how awesome is.
Tina Curry: I just love doing life with them. I really do.
Yeah, I really, really do. They're just so easy to be
around. And then the only thing like so we kind of just hunkered
down on Saturday, we stayed home and didn't do much this week,
something. On Saturday, we were supposed to go to the friend's
house for dinner. And then I decided, yeah, right, just
dealing with some enemy invasion.
Adam Curry: And then do we wind up watching a movie?
Tina Curry: We watched the forge. Oh, yes, I
Adam Curry: immediately had to text pastor Jim, like, we need
to have this kind of group here. We need, if you haven't seen the
forge, what a great movie, yes, by the Kendrick Brothers.
That's, that's a great man. Yes, high quality is
Tina Curry: not it was good, you know, highly recommended.
There's
Adam Curry: real money going into faith based, yeah, content,
for sure, good. Highly
Tina Curry: recommended. And, of course, I was up at five on
Sunday. I know, I know, yeah, yeah.
Adam Curry: But then Monday, which is my I try to make it my
Sabbath, which really means I'm not doing work, work like
looking at news feeds and stuff. And I had a lunch with with
Jimmy. It was so nice. We just had a, just a so good.
Tina Curry: I know I love your friendship with him.
Adam Curry: Oh man, we love our friendship.
Tina Curry: We call him pastor. Jimmy on this show.
Adam Curry: Excuse me for slipping.
Tina Curry: Today, I went to the dentist, so I realized,
Adam Curry: oh yeah, this was rather interesting. Oh
Tina Curry: my gosh. I do not like the sound of those. I love
Adam Curry: the dentist. So do. Your cleaning.
Tina Curry: I'm doing my cleaning. And, you know, they're
doing the they're measuring the pot, 111223, and I'm like, I'm
in competition with Adam than him. I have,
Adam Curry: well, I mean, I use your numbers. I used to have
eight, eight and 1111, there's such a thing, oh yeah, it's
millimeters, oh yeah, that was when they went, you got to go
see Maverick. That's what happened two years ago. No, I
Tina Curry: do they do for you now, yeah, what are your
numbers? Three.
Adam Curry: I have a couple ones. Okay, yeah,
Tina Curry: I have a lot of ones.
Adam Curry: Tina comes up. Wow, you're all upset about it. I'm
like, in my ears, strangely, yes,
Tina Curry: no, I like to. I'm like, I have this one feeling
that's on the side of my mouth, and
Adam Curry: 40
Tina Curry: years when Elise said, Oh, your tooth is rotting.
And I go, No, it's not. It's a filling. And I said I chose it.
Adam Curry: I saw it the other day, maybe a week or two ago,
and I thought, I need to mention that to you, because your smile
is so beautiful. Why didn't you mention it? Then I forgot. I was
like, You were too busy yelling at me for my dirty hoodies I
forgot. So Hollywood's gonna take care of you,
Tina Curry: yes. And then I so he's gonna change out that
filling and I go, you know, I'm kind of worried. You know, they
say when you're drilling out mercury, he goes, Tina, you eat
more mercury in your fish. I'm like, Okay,
Adam Curry: you can trust I
Tina Curry: have to have that done, and then I have to have
it.
Adam Curry: You want me to come with you? Hold
Tina Curry: your hand now. I just, oh my gosh, they're gonna
do all three at the same time. Just three hours. I'm gonna ask
them to knock me out. No, just, yeah, I'm gonna ask them to
knock me out. No,
Adam Curry: just have the Novocaine. Yeah, you don't feel
a thing
Tina Curry: hard for me to even keep my mouth open.
Adam Curry: No, they put a thing in your mouth, like a little
rubber thing. It just keeps your mouth open.
Tina Curry: Well, as I was laying there, she was, she used
the, was this the antigen? She used the drill to, like, drill
off the plaque. It's so nice.
Adam Curry: It's not a drill, it's a Sonic.
Tina Curry: It's so nice to feel air through your teeth, though.
Gingy, oh yeah, I love that feeling, yeah. But she
Adam Curry: started my house now, yeah, I
Tina Curry: know, gosh. But I was like, Oh no, she's gonna use
the drill thing, because I can't stand the sound. It's
Adam Curry: not a drill. It's whatever this vibration, the
Tina Curry: sound is so high pitched that even though my
teeth don't hurt, they hurt from the sound. Really, yes, I don't
like it. So the only thing that like she was talking to me the
whole time, and you know, you can't respond when they're
talking to her, I always see
Adam Curry: if they can understand what I'm saying, and
I bring them I'm saying, and I bring up complicated topics. You
do and like podcast something, yeah, sometimes it's like, Huh?
I'll take the thing out and I'll say what I want to say to put it
back in. I'm in the I'm in the hood. Probably get a part time
Tina Curry: job there. Now, I bet, easily, yes, yeah, easily.
But so she's talking to me, and I'm just watching the screen.
The great bake off of the baking show been
Adam Curry: you can ask for the remote control. You
Tina Curry: know you can? Yeah, no, I was watching it. It was
fine. And so then when Zach came in, I was like, Can you my
husband thinks my teeth are rotting, so can you change that?
Adam Curry: Not true, but so
Tina Curry: they measured my color, and they're like, you're
at a one. I'm like, Really, okay, yay.
Unknown: You're so happy with yourself. Yeah, so happy you
Adam Curry: are. What second quadrant two is a
Tina Curry: quadrant two. I'm all preventative with Annette
too. I'm like, Girl, I'm quadrant two. I'm like, have you
gotten your air conditioning? But look
Adam Curry: at yourself. Look at how good you look this because
you've maintained that body throughout the year.
Tina Curry: The month of October is body maintenance month. What
was that one from top to bottom? Yes. Went to the dermatologist,
went to the doctor, went to the dentist, had thermography. Yeah,
it's body maintenance month. Groovy,
Adam Curry: yeah. Well, good. You got to keep that in shape,
because you have a younger husband. 62 model, significant,
pretty good. Significantly, younger husband.
Tina Curry: It's what this 1962 model with lots of miles on it
from age, just from age, I'm
Adam Curry: telling you, the 62 Corvette was a great car. So,
just saying, anyway, I got a GTO. I gotta play with the GTO
right here.
Tina Curry: Oh, you're so sweet. Yeah, you want me to go into my
god shot? Oh, yes, I'm sorry. We want to do, I think a few cork
soakers first. No, no, no, no. Shot.
Ah, okay, so we all have trials that are presented to us, and
I'm a big and I've said this before, and I believe this with
my heart, my soul, that God is more concerned with our
sanctification than our comfort. And so things that are presented
to us are meant to help us, to help grow in our faith and
obedience to God. And so I was dealing with something that
happened last week, which I'm not going to get into, the
detail that really affected my heart, as you know, and I wanted
to talk about it without talking about it. And I I prayed to God,
and I said, I know that you will give me the Scripture. I know
you'll give me the Scripture in the right frame for the god
shot, or just for God shot, yes. Okay, yes. Because I always
think about that like I want to be able to share something. And
I prayed, I know that you, I know you will provide it to me
in the right frame without getting into the details of what
happened. And so this is the scripture, and it's Matthew,
chapter 14, verse 19, and he directed the people to sit down
on the grass, taking the five loaves and the two fish and
looking up to heaven. He gave thanks and broke the loaves,
then he gave them to the disciples, and the disciples
gave them to the people. And this is a devotional. And this
is a daily devotional I do with my friend Karen. And this is,
was it? This was the the scripture, and the message was
that the blessing was in the breaking. The more he broke it,
the more multiplied and fed a tremendous multitude of people.
So there are times in life, and I felt this way. When we feel
broken, we have broken dreams, a broken heart, and that
brokenness is not the end, it's a sign that God is about to
multiply. The more broken you are, the more God is going to
increase me. And that's how I felt. Because I felt I felt
broken. I was going through a myriad of emotions. The bigger
the disappointment, the bigger the blessing. And I truly, I
believe that, and the more that, the more that other people hurt
you, the more God is going to reward you. And I felt, I felt
that because I felt like my my faith had had expanded so so the
reading went on to say that brokenness may have been meant
to stop you, but you stay in faith, God is going to use it to
bless you. And you know that I, I stay, I, I stayed in faith.
And,
Adam Curry: um, you had one day where it was a little tough,
yes, and,
Tina Curry: um, and then that brokenness is not the end, it's
a sign that God is about to multiply. And that is truly what
happened. And so what I think about the the issues that
happened over the summer, and then this issue that happened
today, that are not excuse me last week, that that brokenness,
He multiplied because my faith got even stronger. My faith
multiplied. And so there's all these lessons in these in in
these little hurts or these little disappointments. And if
you stay in faith, God blesses you,
Adam Curry: especially if you prayer and pray, and then these
scriptures just come. Oh, I've met, I've seen that time Oh,
time again,
Tina Curry: because and I, and I, and I prayed to God, and I
because I didn't want to get into the details of what
happened, but I wanted to share how that event impacted me and
grew in my obedience and faith. And so that was the scripture
that came out. So I love that beautiful so the blessing was in
the breaking the blessing was in the breaking neck. That's
Unknown: really good. So
Tina Curry: just remember that. So even though you're broken,
there's a blessing there. God will multiply it. Yeah, wow,
cool.
Adam Curry: That is very cool. You know, I can see when you're
going through something, and I can see that you're, you're
looking, you're, you're doing study, or just looking in your
books or whatever I can I can physically see when these things
change in you really? Yeah, it's my little pleasure to sit there
and watch you. Well,
Tina Curry: the interesting thing about this, this thing
that happened, was how much I leaned into God, yes you did,
and how much I kept thinking about the fruit of the Spirit,
and how I would catch myself succumbing to my fleshly
behaviors and then reverting back. And to me, that is huge,
like that shows my transformation isn't
Adam Curry: amazing. Yeah. I mean, consider because I just
think back to, you know, 5678, years ago. Oh,
Tina Curry: when we were drinking champagne all the time.
Oh, man, it was so good. Now it's
Adam Curry: time to hear it's time to thank some people here.
Unknown: We got to hear from suckers. Now,
Adam Curry: what did you say? Complain. What
Unknown: did you say? Now it's time to hear from the cooks. If
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a nice little website, curry the keeper.com, there's a whole
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alone, yep, and but it's well worth it. It's a fun newsletter.
It's funny, and it it always reminds you that we have a show.
Of course, that's always good, and gives you a little setup for
some of the topics. On the about page, we explain that we're
value for value. So we are doing this to receive value back from
you. We're not doing it for that. We love receiving value
back. Yes, and we actually haven't been the PO box in a
week? No, we have none, because it's been so empty lately. Yeah,
did we receive anything? We thank we
Tina Curry: got the wine and the things. Of course,
Adam Curry: Brian, with conjunctivitis, I he also
brought him, he also brought us. Very kind, and you can do that
in multiple ways and and one of them is through one of the
modern podcast apps. If you've never done value for value on a
podcast app, go get fountain. The new version is pretty good.
Yeah, it's getting there, and they've been through a little
tough time with refactoring.
Tina Curry: And you earn sets when you listen to podcasts, you
automatically Yes, or you can buy some and put it
Adam Curry: right into your wallet and boost us and send a
nice little message. We also have a PayPal if you want to
send us some blessings that way. I like that. I'm living up in a
dawn world pastor Jimmy, and that they say blessings. I like
that. Yeah, so a boost of blessing. Oh, boost the
blessing,
Tina Curry: right? Listen to you.
Adam Curry: Oh, I just lost my whole you want me to write it
down? No, I'm writing it down home. Booster blessing. Booster
blessing. Yeah. So we do have a number of boosted blessings. Oh,
nice. And the first one that came in is the big spray for
donation, 77,777 Satoshis from Are they not a double salmon,
yay, by now, or a triple salmon? Y at this point, Pastor Jimmy
and Damon, sure they are. Now he was texting me because he texted
me like, I've been trying I don't know what's going on, is
it? I don't know what's fountain or what's happening, but I've
tried five times, and finally he got a 7777 boost off yesterday,
and he's like, I don't and I always text him back, says,
brother, it's amazing. Any of this stuff works, because
there's no bank in the middle. Yes, all this magical stuff, but
seventh try is a charm. Wow, there we is. He's and he's the
top executive producer a striper boost to celebrate a lions and
tigers and bears. Oh, my moment on Tina's adventure trip. Yes,
you showed him the video. That's a bear. We're all glad to have
her home safe and sound and the no agenda curry and the keeper
meet up at Luke and Bach was so much fun. K, y, B, O and K, L,
T, D, thank you for
persistent brother. I appreciate that we have one of our Sam and
Y's Marco Frison coming in with his regular $50 boost through
PayPal. Thank you. Boost the blessing. Mac tank with 4999
always on schedule, or with Katie Trimble, $25.33 Thank you.
So
Tina Curry: you are a salmon. Yeah, I'm pretty sure of it yet.
Let
Adam Curry: us know. And by the way, Omega Man comes in yet
again with $25 with what he says is a love offering. Oh, he says,
I want to invite everyone to check out a new podcast called
speak My Word where we read through the Bible speak my word
radio.com. Oh, it's a podcast. I'm gonna check it out. Yeah,
and Bible bites too. Yes, yes. Bible bites and speak my word
radio.com. Okay. Michael Hall comes in with his $7 Thank you
very much. And then we have,
Tina Curry: did you miss coal? Diale,
Adam Curry: coal. Dial coal. We did call on the last show,
Tina Curry: October 16. Oh no, that
Adam Curry: was 16. Yeah, we did call on the last show. Hey,
you're doing my gig now. Sorry. And there's the oh the OG Sam
and yay coming. What the 16th? We did coal dial on the last
show.
Tina Curry: Okay. All right, never mind.
Adam Curry: That was the 16th. Okay, okay, okay. All right,
you, you did the laundry. There's our OG salmon, yay, with
10,000 Satoshi Michael young couple. Sorry, I didn't make the
meetup. I couldn't free up my schedule, but rest assured, Amy
and I will be planning a pilgrimage to hill country in
the spring, and you shall be our guests. Oh, she'll be our guest.
We will wine and dine you.
Tina Curry: Yes, Michael, for sure, at freed homes. Can you
bring Eliza too?
Adam Curry: Oh, the dogs. Elijah
Tina Curry: smiles in every. Picture. I'm not kidding. He's
Adam Curry: a smiling dog. 9000 sets comic strip bloggers in the
house. How do you love birds? Please tell your audience to
subscribe to podcast. Podcast gauntlet, by Mike Wilkerson and
Brian Ensminger for tips on how to get rich off of podcasting,
go check it out. Podcast gauntlet.com, yo, CSB, always
supporting other podcasts, and he does that on every other
podcasting, even pros, our podcast and other podcasts such.
It's a very important position he's in. I appreciate that. Oh,
there is a mini striper boost from 7777 from Sir Brian with
conjunctivitis and an eye with a with a tear. Here's his note.
With his goopy eye, his goopy eye, he's always the longest
booster gram. Excellent meetup last weekend. The members of
Gitmo nation and vineyard nation are the nicest people and best
looking. I hope to see the first timers again at the next meetup.
The coolest part of the trip was that morning when I got to play
chess with Willie. He and dirty Jersey horror walked into Java
ranch, and he saw some guy sitting there with his chest as
are you, Willie? Yes. And he said, Yes. I don't think
Tina Curry: he had his chest set. He just went up and asked
him, and then Willie went and got the chest, yeah.
Adam Curry: And then Willie got the chessboard and they played,
and of course, Willie beat him.
Tina Curry: He's just beat him. He spanked him. Brian goes, I
forgot the rules.
Adam Curry: Really my man, yeah, but my favorite part of the
whole meetup was at the end of the night when someone said
something nice to me, at which point I witnessed what I am now
dubbing the Tina with an eye roll, and then she scolded him
for daring to say what he said, which I told you, yeah, what you
told me about, yes. But she
Tina Curry: said, Oh, you're the best part of the donations. No,
it was really nice that Brian traveled all the way from he
actually lives in cedar park. And we love we love Brian. And
he said he sent a picture the next day, and I go, do you have
the same shirt?
Adam Curry: Anyway, every good show needs a Brian. Yes, I'm
telling you, I have experience with this. And there's a 7777
from Pastor Jimmy. That was his, well, that was his sixth try.
Oh, I do want to recognize that he sent that in 2500 SATs
Tina Curry: from Pastor combs. Oh, Pastor combs,
Adam Curry: praying for the fall of babylon.io Oh, yes. What is
babylon.io
Tina Curry: I don't know, but I'm thinking about your social
media. Oh,
Adam Curry: yes, my so I'm having lunch with Pastor Jimmy.
Knows how I say Pastor Jimmy, Pastor Jimmy. Pastor Jimmy. And
he says, I don't know if your prayer is working on social
media or just working in me, but I find it unattractive to use.
Yes,
Tina Curry: I'm getting there too.
Adam Curry: How about that? I'm getting there too. God is doing
it a different way that I prayed for, but he's certainly doing
something. And Pastor combs, he says, I emptied out my fountain
wallet. Time to refill. Blessings to you both. Thank
Tina Curry: you. Pastor combs, good to have you. Yeah. And
Adam Curry: then 1234, Satoshi is from the cheese bug, burglar,
new Calvin cheese. Burglar, cheese burger. I'm gonna decant
the cheese burglar, just in case, because you never know you
then decanted cheese burger says my long lost brother and sister,
no relation. Thank you for letting me benefit from living
in a small part of your lives. Calvin, well, you're more than
welcome, Calvin. Calvin, you're a part of your part of being
your nation. Yes, that's it for Thank
Tina Curry: you. Boost the grams and
Adam Curry: our bless the grams booth, boost the blessings.
Boost the blessings. That right? Yeah, boost the blessings. There
you go. Thank you all so much. We appreciate that. Curry the
keeper calm, and we look forward to hearing what you have to say
next week. It's always good. Thank you. Wow, wow, we're
actually ahead of the game today for once. Oh, you want to do the
question of the week? Yeah, I'm gonna do the shorter Question of
the
Unknown: Week jingle.
Adam Curry: You do have one, don't you?
Tina Curry: I am prepared.
Adam Curry: Every show we do the question of the week. Tina has a
question. She makes up the question, which means she
already has an answer. So it's really just tough for me,
because I have to come up. You like it? I
Unknown: love it. Okay, all right, hit me. What
Tina Curry: is one thing you learned as a teenager that still
affects you today
Adam Curry: as a teenager? What is the one thing I learned as a
teenager that still affects me today? Wow, I'm drawing I mean,
not as a teen. I remember one time, this is not really as a
teenager. But here's the first thing that came to mind. And it
wasn't really a teenager, but it was in maybe Junior High. Maybe
it was just barely a teenager, okay? And I forget what was
going on, but some guy, there was someone that people were
talking it was in like a locker room. People were talking crap
to me, and then this little guy said something. Said hey, and I
remember saying to him, Oh, please, I'm not afraid of you
little guy. And he walloped me right in the face, and I went
down, and I remembered, I will never make fun of someone
smaller than me. And I never have ever made fun of anybody
smaller than me ever since, and I think it's the last time
someone actually hit me in the face. Wow, yeah, I just remember
going, Whoa. I
Tina Curry: wonder he probably got so bullied that that he
Adam Curry: I mean, I had no defense. I was like, what just
happened? Wow. I never, I never, ever, ever made fun of anyone
smaller than me? Wow. Yeah, that's the first thing that came
to mind. Wow. How about you? Okay,
Tina Curry: so, you know, I was raised in a family that didn't
have much money, and so I, and I My mom never, even though there
were five girls, my mom never really, like invested in us as
young women, like, she didn't teach us things, you know, like
we, I had to learn them, like, out, out, like, either in
school. And I always worked. I mean, I worked since I was 16,
and so I started working at this store at woodmar Mall. It's
called wood Mars. Wood Mar mall, yes, and it was einhorns, and it
was a women's clothing store, and I had just started, and I it
was, it was cold. It was like, it must have been November,
Indiana. And I ended up walking in and I had on this very
summery top. And I'll never forget the woman, this young
woman who worked there, she's like, aren't you cold? Like you
have a summer top on. That was the first time that I ever
realized that there were seasonal clothes. Yes, I never
didn't know that. I never knew that because my mom never
really, like I said she didn't invest in, like, teaching us,
like, that's you shouldn't wear, that that's summer. Pete never
and that, obviously that affects me too to this day, I will never
forget that, because then it clicked with me, like, Oh, I
didn't realize you have different clothes for summer
versus clothes for winter. It's
Adam Curry: the same place where, lady, you bought
something from that place, or I remember some story you've told
me, Well,
Tina Curry: you know, we would get sales commission. So $1,000
worth in 1979 $1,000 in 1979
Adam Curry: 10 grand today, we
Tina Curry: would get a $5 bonus,
Unknown: which is $50 today. Yeah, so, but
Tina Curry: yeah, I loved working at that. It was a it was
a very high end boutique there was expensive. It's interesting
Adam Curry: how you just you do like working retail. There is
something about that you like the company. I did like
something you like about and you like helping people dress now,
but,
Tina Curry: yeah, but I did not. I did not know about seasonal
clothing. I was never
Adam Curry: taught that, let me tell you. So you are so well put
together. You have, I mean, you don't have a huge closet. No, I
don't want a huge closet. You just given me a very small
sliver of a closet. But you, but you have your combos and how you
put stuff together. I mean, there's not a single day that I
don't go, wow, that
Tina Curry: looks really great. You are so complimentary all the
time. Whoa,
Adam Curry: because you it looks good. I mean, you know what
you're doing. People, people come to you and say, What do you
think? I mean, this your girlfriends come. Some
Tina Curry: people do but, but yes. So, yes. So I learned
seasonal clothing in my teenage years because my mom never
taught us. So there you go. How about that?
Unknown: Well, Pat, it's
Adam Curry: okay. We love you. That's my mom. Hey, hey, should
we do this again next week? Yeah, I'll be here. Will you
please complain? Say on Tuesday, let me know. Like, Oh, I gotta
work. You're so good at it, baby.
Unknown: I love you. I love you too.
Adam Curry: We'll see you next week, everybody you
Unknown: keeper, carrying a keeper.