Boy Meets World Season 1 Part 2 Review

Well I am shocked and dismayed. Well now you

can't be both. You be shocked, I'll be dismayed.

Hello and welcome to episode 2 of Podcaster Meets

World brought to you by the GeekCast Radio Network.

I am one of your hosts TFJ and Mike. Joining

me is Steve Megatron. Hello sir. Hello. Today

we'll be giving you our thoughts on the second

half of Boy Meets World Season 1. We watched

the final 11 out of the 22 episodes and we're

here to celebrate 25 years of this groundbreaking

family television show. Episodes here that for

season one You got once in love with Amy. She

loves me She loves me not the B team of life

model family risky business the fugitive It's

a wonderful night kid gloves the plays the thing

boy meets girl, then I dream of Feeny I'm gonna

put Morgan to bed, and then you and I are gonna

talk a little more. Kind of a relationship building

thing? No. Great. First time in my life I'm in

trouble with someone else's dad. Guys, your dad

just got home. Where is he? Upstairs, putting

your sister to bed. What'd you find out? Nothing

good. Mom was at the club. She was dancing with

some guy? In those red shoes. Wow. Yeah, she

was snuggling up with him in a dark booth. Who

was it? I don't know. I couldn't tell. Neither

could I. There were lace curtains and plastic

grapes hanging all over the place. So what are

you gonna do? I have no idea. I can't keep this

a secret, Eric. You know me. I'll crack. Dad'll

say, good night, son, and I'll say, Mom was with

another guy! Look, I mean, you're right. We're

gonna have to tell him. Cory, Eric, you know

I'm always here for you. Just not right now.

Oh, by the way, I told them you were at the library.

Great lie, Sean. The library closes at 9 o 'clock.

Yeah, he knew that too. This is not gonna be

easy to tell dad. Maybe we could just send him

a letter. Dear sir, your wife was dancing with

another guy. Signed a concerned citizen. Good

night, Morgan. Oh, no! He's gonna say good night

to me next! I'm gonna blow! You gotta handle

this, Eric! No, you just stay quiet. Let me do

all the talking. Well, hey, guys. Hi, Dad. Where's

Sean? Oh... Sean decided to walk home. I led

driven him. Oh, relax. Daddy lives two blocks

away, and I want you to sit down, relax, not

think that anything terrible is going on in your

life. Slice of pizza? Yay, yay! Hey, where's

my change? You know, speaking of change, change

can be a very positive thing in one's life, especially

unexpected change, which, funnily enough, we're

gonna be talking about right now. What's going

on? Where were you two? Uh, well, for two and

a half hours, we were on four different city

buses going to and coming from... This place.

This place? Could you be a little more specific,

please? Uh, it was a rectangular place. We, uh,

we were at La Bougia, Dad. Mmm! La Bougia? Mom

was with another guy! She was dancing. With another

guy! Corey looked in the window, he recognized

Mom's shoes, and the shoes of... Do I have to

try your... That's all we could see. It was dark.

Here's Mom's car. Quick! More pizza! Well, guess

I'll have to have a little talk with your mother.

Hey. I'm here for you, Dad. That's why I had

you, son. Hi. Well, I just had an interesting

conversation with Cory and Eric. Is anything

wrong? Yeah. We're busted. Can't find out. Guess

we just weren't sneaky enough. Oh, actually,

I was sneaky enough. What? They only caught you,

you, you brazen pussies. Now, Once In Love With

Amy more focuses on Alan and Amy than it does

Cory. I mean, he is trying to figure out the

math word problem thing, but it's pretty much

all about the parents in this. And this is what

I love about this show. It can do episodes focusing

on the kids and teaching them a lesson. It can

do episodes focusing on the parents and also

still teaching the kids a lesson. So, in this

episode... Okay, I'm... In this episode, the

lesson is kids see things in black and white

and adults see things in gray areas at times.

As an adult, I've never grown out of my kid black

and white phase on a lot of things. I'm freely

admitting that. I have not. I'm very stubborn

when it comes to certain things. My wife hates

it. But, um... What I love about this episode

is that it kind of explores the whole married

and cheating thing Okay, I say that and I don't

mean that I love that Oh, they're married and

they they're cheating on each other. That's not

what I what I love is is It explores the potentially

dangerous situation from a kid's point of view

as kids We assume the worst and everything especially

when it comes to our parents This episode shows

how far negatively Eric and Cory start to think

and get way ahead of themselves because the situation

wasn't even what they thought it was. How did

you feel about this episode after you watched

it again? It's easy to think that way as a kid.

I mean, you always kind of question things that

your parents are doing and not really fully realizing

what's going on at any given point. Even as adults

you never understand other people at any given

point So yeah, I mean I can kind of see how that

would be taken that way I mean, but that's one

of the nice things about this show is it kind

of touches on those Kind of philosophical thoughts

from both perspectives right of the parent and

the kid so Yeah, and in of course the kid is

always going to think the worst possible thing

in the world Because it's an insecurity And the

kids say you know as kids we all feel like you

know everything in the world has to be a certain

way or this once our parents instill their values

into us and we have their values and we grow

and learn with those and our opinions then will

change but you know once we like this is a rule

this rule must be followed no matter what kind

of a thing and you know this episode as I said

kind of shows the whole gray area of things the

fact and I'm going to say this throughout this

entire podcast series that we do this the fact

that we get glimpses into Alan and Amy and their

marriage and how they are as a married couple

versus how they are as parents and just It just

is so well done, and yet... It's been 25 years

since the show debuted, folks, and it just doesn't,

well... Yeah, yeah, 25 years. Uh, and it just...

There isn't anything like this on TV now. Like

comedy, like, this is a family comedy. Family

comedies now are either too dark or too light

and bright and... Stupid. Okay, there's that,

too. There are, there are some stupid ones, and...

Usually they're the ones that get like the First

-person interview type that they Sit there, you

know, I Can't stand those shows it's like anyways,

but I do I do like the aspect that Kids imagination

runs wild when they aren't sure of the entire

situation. Yeah and it just shows that they were

over exaggerating the entire issue because they

didn't know what was going on. So. Exactly. My

favorite line of the episode comes from Alan.

I didn't get caught, but you did, you hussy.

And just the way he's looking at Amy, just, you

know, he says it in a loving, affectionate kind

of way. And I just love their whole dynamic.

At the same time I also enjoyed how Corey and

Eric have two very differing opinions on the

whole thing Eric is older and thinks Amy and

Alan keeping their relationship fresh is cool

Whereas Corey believes that he's lying that lying

is is a bad thing and lying is a bad thing That's

what Corey sees again. It's the whole black and

white versus gray kind of a thing Yeah, this

is one of my favorite episodes of the earlier

seasons of the series. Well, and I think Feeny

kind of makes it funny in one of his quotes in

saying that in the course of your education you've

been taught to look for the right answer, but

you also must know that in life many times the

right answer is that there isn't one. Right,

exactly. So, yeah. It's just... And then, of

course, you know, to add a lighter moment to

that, Mancus is like, you know, I think I may

have inadvertently discovered the secret of time

travel. Yes, exactly. Just throwing it off. But

no, but I think Feeney always has like the most

philosophical, meaningful quotes, just like they

gave Corey in the newer show. Although his, to

be honest, weren't as philosophical as Feeney.

No, they really weren't that he tries and I think

I think that I think it was because it was a

Disney fight show instead of an ABC show. Yeah

Well, there's a line in one of these episodes

where There's a line where I think it's in model

family the model family episode Feeny says This

isn't a TV show where writers write your own

dialogue and whatever else because if it was

I'd have the best lines all it was something

to the effect of It was it was Feeny, but it

was also William Daniels commenting on the fact

of his acting career and working I thought it

was hilarious Up next we have she loves me she

loves me not Topanga develops a crush on Eric

But Cory gets the impression that her affections

are directed at him Did you leave this paper

rose on my desk? No. Oh. Actually, it isn't a

rose. It's a camellia. In the language of flowers,

a white camellia means perfect loveliness. At

least, that's what I've read. Well, then. The

person who left this for me must be a sensitive

and caring soul. Is it just me or is love blooming

among the nerd sets? I don't know. The only time

I've ever seen a look like that was just before

Bambi's mother caught that bullet. What a movie

they'd make. It's Minkus and Love. Watch what

happens when 48 pounds of near -sighted geek

meets 10 pounds of hair from a parallel universe.

um yeah this episode was interesting also at

times forgettable because if you fast forward

through this series and go to the end when you

know the wedding when when erics like you know

after erics already gone crazy and everything

else and he's like tapanga run away with me and

let's make nick nick and whatever else and she

goes and attacks him and whatever you don't really

remember this episode at all no What did you

think of She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not? Topanga's

weird. Well, we kind of already knew that. At

least initially in this first season. Yeah. It

isn't until later on that she's normalized. She's

kind of that weird, get away from me, man. She's

in her zone for the most part. Don't know and

then they kind of try to normalize her a little

bit, you know with having her stop by Cory's

and you know She's kind of trying to help normalize

them in a sense At least to her degree Yeah,

that's true. So I don't know. I mean, it's I

don't know. I don't really have much of an opinion

on this particular episode It's kind of me like

the fact that she has a crush on eric is kind

of what kills it for me like really seriously

well and then and then later on like way later

in the series she's like it's like brother and

sister scenario like when they're both on a diet

type of thing yep which was hilarious absolutely

up next we have the bee team of life Corey and

Minkus are assigned to the basketball B team

at school and rarely get to play. However, Corey

also gets the feeling that he is on the B team

with his own family. What is so cool about this

one is that, as it says, it focuses on the family

of the three children angle, the oldest, youngest,

and middle child. As an only child, I cannot

speak to the family part, but I can to the being

ignored or left out by my friends at school at

times. As for Corey spending time by himself

until he gets hungry... Again, as an only child

with a single working mom, yeah, I get it. But

this one was a little different where he just

didn't know where his family was. Now, you are

the oldest of three, so you're essentially the

Eric of your family. Basically. Yep. And Kevin's

the Morgan. That's crazy. Yeah. Which doesn't

necessarily mean it's a good thing, being the

oldest. No. It means you're the guinea pig. That's

right. They try out everything on you and when

it doesn't or does work, they totally change

it for the next two. Yep. So. Absolutely. What

else did you do? Now, had you ever done the sports

thing as a kid in school or anything like that?

I played sports. I played soccer. That was like

my go to in elementary school. That was kind

of the thing I did in. High school, I wanted

to play hockey, but they actually canceled the

hockey team because our school didn't have the

funds. And they didn't bring it back until Kevin

was actually in high school. And then they made

the students have to pay for it if they wanted

to do it, which never came back because they

didn't have the money. So yeah, it was just a

big running gag. I never wanted to be on any

other sport like I played soccer in elementary

school because I just it was I was good at it

and I was a lot smarter than a lot of the people

on my team especially when the other team would

kind of lay up and then do the same goal like

over and over and over and Then they would finally

put me out there and I would just break their

their same move It's just I don't know I'm a

fixer of problems, man. But yeah, I wasn't really

a huge sports guy for the most part, though.

I was and I wasn't. I was on several softball

and basketball teams, but not in early elementary

school. It was like middle, like seventh, eighth,

ninth grades or sixth, seventh, eighth grade

kind of thing or whatever. It just wasn't a thing

for me. By high school, I was completely out

of the sports high school thing. I wasn't athletic

at all, but some of the leagues that I did play

in, in middle school and stuff, were kind of

really, really fun side things. It wasn't for

the school itself, but it was whatever. We didn't

really have an A or a B team. Then we come up

to model family. This is the one where Cory learns

that there is no such thing as the perfect family

when he is assigned to get in a group with Sean

Topanga and Mingus and work together as a family.

In this episode, because this is a side story

in this episode with Eric and Eric becoming a

model, Kathy Ireland is a special guest star.

Yeah, that's old school very old school I Mean

she was super young back then but just looking

at her Wikipedia now There's an image of her

that's six years old and damn But the month the

whole model family thing but the thing I wrote

about this is that they're really Like the lesson

says, there is no quote unquote model family.

Every family deals with life differently. You

know, what my family did growing up may not be

the same as yours, may not be the same as Optimus

Solo's, may not be the same as Movie Revolt's,

yada yada yada, that's the whole thing. Like

there is no... I was telling my wife Karen this,

you know, a couple of times when we first met,

and I was telling my, at the time, therapist

about this. You know, my path in life was not,

you know, oh, high school, college, marriage,

kids, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. It was not

that. It was a completely different path. You

know, the whole 1960s, 70s, or even before the

60s and 70s, but the whole 70s, 80s, 90s thing

of, oh, you get a job, you get married, you have

kids, you have, you know, the house and the this,

the that. As the quote -unquote American dream

or as the quote -unquote, you know normalcy or

or model of How life should be and that's not

how life is that's not Not everyone leads down

that path You know Any thoughts on model family,

what did you like dislike about it Eric is gullible

as usual He gets worse as the series goes along

I know But yeah, Eric is very gullible Up next

we had risky business where they're betting on

horses Yeah, this one again this one kind of

starts the whole gambling Yeah, it's gambling,

but it also starts the whole exploring Sean angle

of the series like in his dad Yeah, and his dad

and his uncle and this and that and everything

else Just obviously the next episode the fugitive

will really explore that which I absolutely love

but Risky business, you know, hey, it's a Tom

Cruise movie I liked it, but it's not an episode

I'll go back to. Yeah, most of the first season

I kind of have a hard time going back to just

because they weren't really cemented in their

character at that point. Yeah. There's like out

of the 22 episodes, there's maybe like 11 or

like half of the episodes I can go back and watch,

but not not the whole season. Like I said, with

the fugitive, when Sean blows up the mailbox

at Alan's grocery store, With a cherry bomb,

he stays in Cory's room to avoid going home.

This obviously explores the fact of kids doing

something wrong and fearing the punishment or

whatever is going to happen with their parents.

Sean has said his parents are there, and we both

know, because we've seen this show obviously

plenty of times at this point in our lifetime,

that his mom and his dad are around, but obviously...

We never really see them At least in the first

season and then this is the the whole thing of

You know a kid being afraid to face his parents

to face up to the consequences of his actions

and this to me is the is the Cornerstone is the

is the starting point of us really seeing Cory

and Sean's friendship Then we had, It's a Wonderful

Night. This is the one where, uh, at school,

Sean informs Cory that he rented an R -rated

movie and tells him that they will watch the

horror film in the Matthews household. Hemmy

and Alan didn't allow any type of material like

that inside their home, and man, it's Sean and

Cory that attempt to smuggle it in, since his

parents will be out for the evening. Meanwhile,

Judy the Matthew's regular babysitter cancelled

due to skin condition. Yeah, Judy the acne queen

there. Do we ever see her? I forget if we do.

I don't know. So basically, Eric convinces Mr.

Feeny to step in as the babysitter, which then

all hilarity ensues. I mean, come on. Mr.. Feeny

and makeup and earrings come on I Thought that

was so funny well, then of course you know Eric

gets his dad's car and found it Because they

think Eric don't do it without a driver's license,

man And and his friend Jason Marsden is there

yeah Yes, Jason, that's right. Jason was also

in the Kathy Ireland episode. It's kind of where

he debuted, I believe, but yes. Didn't he move

from this to step -by -step? I think he did,

yeah. I'm pretty sure. Because I knew he was

in both. Yeah. He is in this throughout the entire

series sporadically. The only reason why I know

this is because of the simple fact that there

is an episode later in the high school years.

where Eric is banging his head against the wall

of the locker and Jason is saying this really

funny line because he's doing that. So yeah,

we gotta get Jason Morrison back on. I met him

in person. Super awesome, dude. Yeah, he is super

awesome. Very super awesome, dude. The thing

with It's a Wonderful Night, my notes for this

one basically say the driving lesson thankfully

I have never ever had the overindulgent need

to drive not just because of my cerebral palsy

and all that but just you know my brain was never

wired the way most teenagers brains are to like

ooh driving is the ultimate freedom kind of a

thing because I moved around so much did so many

things went so many different places it's like

I don't need to drive and I even now like there's

no way in hell I could drive There's just no

way not even because of the physical stuff, but

it's also my eyes and the whole depth perception

thing and I just would not work Sometimes I hate

driving But I don't have to do it much so Therefore

it's not that horrible. Yeah, not anymore. Now

that you're not, you know driving cars around

a parking lot. Nope I get to sit in the heat

Then we have the episode Kid Gloves. Cory, Sean,

Mankus, and Topanga are required to choose an

extracurricular activity and they all wind up

in scuba diving. The next day Cory is celebrating

his 12th birthday and Alan bestows to him a gift.

Cory realizes that the gift is just worthless

necklace of silver mittens, but he pretends to

love it in order to not hurt Alan's feelings.

Alan becomes disappointed knowing that Corey

doesn't like his gift. Meanwhile, Morgana is

persistently whining that she didn't get a gift

like before during Corey and her ex's birthday.

And the episode goes on and on and on. So basically,

this is a father -son thing about passing stuff

on to your kids and all of that. What I like

about this one is we actually get to know Alan

even more. Like, um, second in all of the U .S.

Navy for boxing. That's amazing. Like, come on.

I remember having Stuff from my dad that had

given to me, but there was nothing like so significant

like things over the years But or when I was

a kid that I've kept over the years and sadly

I Probably don't have Yeah a lot of them anymore

because of moving and whatever else the best

scene in this episode might be the best scene

in the whole season the diving scene with Corey

that was underwater and just seeing all the stuff

that was under the pool water, like somebody

tried to, you know, brick a Barbie. I was like,

wow, really? Did you have anything that your

dad had given to you as like a significant kind

of a thing? He's given me quite a few things

over the years. One of them, we went to an air

show one time when it was like four and I get

this this airfield pin and I still have it to

this day funny thing was is I um I was unpacking

a uh uh I can't remember what it was but it was

something that like I don't know if it was a

Boy Scouts Cub Scouts uniform thing from when

I was a kid that I may have stuck it to and The

funny thing was is I still had it and I was like,

oh, that's awesome. And so I repackaged it and

saved it so that it wouldn't get lost. And I

also have a couple of watches that my dad gave

me from the shop because he works for General

Motors. And so they get like these limited edition

watches type things based on when they they get

a new model a new generation of truck so he's

giving me a couple of those so I mean it's It's

it's like the little things like I still have

a CD -ROM game that came out years ago that my

grandfather gave me before he passed away in

99 I never was able to play it because when he

gave it to me it was too old to function on modern

computers because of the clock speeds. I'm sure

I could figure out a way to get it running now,

or find another way of playing the same game,

but I saved those disks because even though I

couldn't play them, it was kind of a thing that

he gave to me before he died, so it was kind

of a meant something. So, I mean, it's stuff

like that. All right up next we've got the plays

the thing Cory's class is making a play about

William Shakespeare's Hamlet and Cory gets the

lead role with Tobaga and Minkus as his co -stars

At home Cory tries to practice for his annual

golf game with Alan Amy and Eric Eric then tells

Cory that he threw the ill He'll throw the game

off for the price of five dollars while Corey's

class is rehearsing for the play Corey tries

to convince Mr. Feeney to make changes to it

to make it more exciting I like that they're

looking at Hamlet and earlier they looked at

Romeo and Juliet in this in this season and things

like that, but like I don't get these I Don't

know this episode just Like I guess the lesson

out of this is when Cory quits the play like,

you know, don't just quit on something just,

you know follow it through maybe kind of a thing,

but I Don't know this one was again and not one

of my favorites for the season Thoughts hmm,

uh, yeah, I mean well if For one, this is something

I'm having to teach my my son just in board games

alone of You know when you Set yourself out to

do something. You need to follow through and

finish, right? He's a poor sport Much like I

was as a child and That he realizes he's losing

and he's like nope done start over like game

over He's like nope And I'm like, no, listen,

you seriously have to finish. You have to follow

through. In life, there is really no do -over

type stuff. So we're having to tell him, look,

you can't play a game or want to play a game

if you're not going to finish. You need to win

or lose. You need to play. And that's kind of

what we're trying to teach him because, you know,

I play board games with my wife all the time

and she beats me every time. And most of the

time, like I'd say 90 % of the time she beats

me. But like, and I tried telling him that I'm

like, look, you're not going to win every game.

And I don't take it easy on him because like,

I think it's kind of important that one for his,

you know, mental skills and two, like. He's learning

something while he's playing, even if it is frustrating,

like, and I'm not even playing that hard of a

game. But it's just trying to teach him that,

you know, it's OK to lose in some scenarios.

And there have been instances where he's beaten

me. So like, it's not a, you know, one way road.

It's because, you know, we'll play like Uno and

stuff like that. And he just got a new game from

Christmas that we let him open. But so, I mean,

it's the same concept applies even for this.

Like you. you know you can't just quit yeah no

you can't um yeah quitting before you know the

the game is done that's not exactly a great thing

at all no then we get Boy meets girl. Cory and

Sean's class watch a video about puberty, oh,

which disgusts them. Shortly after, Sean's eyes

are caught by a beautiful classmate named Hillary.

Sean asks Hillary out, despite his agreement

with Cory that they'll stay 12 until they're

42. Why is it always 42? Come on! In an attempt

to keep up with his buddy, Cory asks Topanga

out on a date, not knowing what dating really

means. Cory then asks Minkus for advice on dating,

and he gives Cory the answer to date the girl

in the dress, meaning Topanga. This is by far

one of the coolest ones, because seeing these

kids tackle this issue, like, wow. The funny

thing is that it seems like it's almost much

earlier than how Girl Meets World did it. Yeah.

Boy Meets Girl, I absolutely love that. Obviously

Girl Meets Girl is going to do it differently.

What I love is how this episode ends where Corey

and Shawn discuss about their first dates and

always promise to stick together despite the

coming of second dates, proms, engagements, and

marriage. Cory says one marriage and Sean says

something about well at least fifth five or six

or whatever he says and then at the end of the

episode Hillary and Topanga both walk by the

the hallway with them and they're like hi Sean

hi Cory and neither one of them stays but they

they both go with the girls because hello But

yeah, absolutely love that. It was just a fun

episode. It was a way to look at the whole, you

know, puberty sex education thing in school at

that time. Very, very cool. The season ends with,

I dream of Feeny. Feeny! I have to say that every

time. Turns out Mr. Feeny's in the hospital.

I forget why. exactly but some sort of something

and because they're all worried about this geography

quiz and whatever else and then the substitute

comes in and it's the whole you know lesson of

of growth and and Corey has the the dream of

him constantly killing Feeny what is so interesting

about this is because Minkus is so worried about

Feeny he doesn't even have the the the power

to trade insults with it with Sean it's like

really wow like I mean I know Mingus is a dweeb

and all but like pretty cool character really

really Doug Mingus in this episode and this this

episode Morgan is not around also this is the

last episode to credit Lee Norris as a regular

cast member in his last appearance on the show

Until season five until the season five finale

graduation, so they removed to make us after

season one Yep, and then we we see him again.

I think at graduation. Yeah, that's what I just

said yeah And then in in girlmates world yeah

like twice oh no more than twice Yeah, maybe

it was like three or four times, but... He becomes

a permanent fixture once it's revealed that he

is Farkle's father. Yeah. He's not always around,

but the whole implication, like season... whatever

it is, season two or season three of that show,

once it's revealed that he's obviously, you know,

Farkle's dad and, you know, we'll talk about

it later who Farkle's mom is, but... But yeah,

I mean, overall, season one of Boy Meets World,

out of the 22 episodes, they're, like I said

before, they're about 10 or 11, about half that

I can go back and watch and really have fun with

and also see the lesson in them. I enjoyed season

one. I enjoyed going back watching the show.

I like seeing how the show has evolved from the

pilot episode to where it is at the end of this

season with I Dream of Feeny. where they've pretty

much got the whole core group set. It's Corey

and Sean, Topanga and Minkus. And then obviously

Minkus will leave. It'll just be Corey, Sean

and Topanga. And eventually it'll be Corey, Sean,

Topanga, Angela, Jack and Rachel and all that

down the line. But yeah, this first season, going

back and re -watching it, man, I still love this

show. This show is one of a kind. Oh yeah. It's

still one of my favorite go -tos. absolutely

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on podcaster meets world episode two season one

is in the books for us uh... how often do you

go back and watch the first season uh... very

seldom i prefer to move on to later in the show

but there are those nice like kind of uh... down

to earth elements of the first season compared

to later on where he gets more in depth with,

you know, you get Harvey, you know, Harley kinder

and his stooges and, you know, stuff that's more

reminiscent of middle school and high school.

That is the pain. Much get a lot of famous actors

showing up though later on that become big names

I mean even even this season we had a lot of

famous actors show up I mean the fact that Blanche

from the Golden Girls isn't like Rue McClanahan

was in an episode as the grandma like wow Absolutely

awesome I think I said this in the first episode

or I might have said it in the pilot episode

or the episode zero or whatever but the way boy

meets world breaks down is season one is middle

school season two to five is high school and

then six or seven is college six to seven is

college so pretty much yeah breaking it down

like that is is very very cool because there's

a lot that goes on in those four years of high

school i mean a lot that's gonna do it for us

folks if it seems a little short or if it seems

that i'm not really quote unquote paying attention

i've got a lot going on in my own life right

now so doing my best just doing my best like

we're in the midst of moving well we're going

to be in the midst of moving we're buying a house

we're selling a house we're doing this we're

doing that we're trying to find a common middle

ground for just existing and Like I said earlier

we the we're recording this on a Sunday. It'll

be up this Tuesday, but you know all day Sunday

my wife and I just either slept or just did nothing

because We needed one of those do nothing kind

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sir until next time we meet Nope just enjoying

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