BONUS: Do We Leave Our Stuff At Our Parents'?

And you're a morning show host. Happy Tuesday, friends. Welcome to the show. My name's

intern John sauce. Hello. Rose. Hi. Hi, Eric's here. Hoodies here. So there is about

her birthday. They're excited. But hey, my brother Tommy's birthday.

Hey Tommy. There we go. 99338 to text DMs open at Y Miss Radio. It was funny. I saw my

family as past weekend in St. Louis and whatever reason my parents trying to give me every

piece of any memorabilia of me. Yeah. You really want your first pair of hockey skates.

I'm like, what? Why do you do that? You really want your drawings to say, Mom, I love you.

No, I don't want them. You might not. Those are for you. Those were gifts to you guys.

Yeah. I mean, this new study came out over the weekend. 92% of young adults leave their

ish at their parent's house. Okay. They're saying like belongings, all clothes, all school

stuffs for some. They say it's literally entire room full of things. Yeah, because we

live there. Yeah. That was that's also to our parents generation. Like y'all didn't do

the same thing. Yeah. The y'all pack up everything. When you left and took all your baby clothes

and first pair of shoes and all that stuff. Yeah. Also, I don't know if their parents saved

all that stuff. Like that's the thing is like it's only there because you saved it.

But also get into our parents. So you bought your first house for $5 and a high five.

Literally. You have you have storage. Literally. We don't we don't have storage.

My mom said that their BGE bill is so high right now that she's like it's almost like our

first house payment. Oh, really? Yeah. Oh god. Yes.

Uh, 41% folks say they keep all their stuff with their parents for safe keeping.

Okay. My parents don't let me leave anything. And then I hear about it on top.

And we all do it back. Yes. Everybody here. I don't I have nothing.

So your dad texted about your bar sales. Dude,

please stop those get those storage if he could. Yeah. So I mean 25% say they are just

storing stuff at home for later. Yeah. It's always for later. Yeah. Not today.

I don't think I have like anything in their house though. Just memories.

And then he's stuck to my mom said his mind. I'm like, I've never seen this in my life.

It's called the honor. It's really like like a green turtle shirt that I've never seen before.

I was like, okay. It's a fashionable. But yes, some of the stuff was my brother called me.

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