Caroline and Eva rant, rave, and laugh their way through end-of-school-year burnout (okay, full-on crash and burn!). They've officially run out of gas — and patience. How is anyone supposed to enjoy summer on an empty tank? They vent about feeling unappreciated and demand praise from their husbands for keeping everyone educated, healthy, and mostly happy.

If you’re feeling spent and slightly feral, we see you! Come laugh with us, because as Dr. Gullo says, “If you can’t laugh at yourself, you’re probably missing the best joke of the day.”

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Can you still have scrappy kids if you grow up with $? Former financier turned Substack writer David Roberts sits with Eva and Caroline to talk about the social faux paus no one wants to admit — like the awkward realities of generational wealth and getting into school through the back door. David hilariously discusses his trek moving from the UES to the wild West (side, not Wyoming!). How do you teach your kids to appreciate the grit of their Eastern Europe ancestors when they think a $50 sushi roll is normal? Can NYC kids grow up to be game changers or are we destined to raise Bonfire of the Vanities' masters of the universe who will feel broke making $5 million a year? We don’t have all the answers, but we promise a really fun and cheeky episode.

David's Substack is Sparks From Culture where he writes weekly essays focused on aspects of wealth and status. Beauty, Class, and Wealth was a recent essay.

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Eva and Caroline sound off about how June is the hardest month of the year. How is anyone supposed to balance the endless demands — from school moving up day, end-of-year performances, and class picnics to after-school recitals and awards ceremonies — while smiling and capturing all the "special" moments? There's no time to savor anything, let alone the big milestones like preschool graduation or completing junior year, when we also have to answer 182 emails and navigate all the school and activity websites just to make sure we don't miss any of the 17 events we're expected to attend. Oh, and don't forget to fill out forms for September 2026! Did summer even start yet?

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