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In this episode, we welcome Pegasus McGee to our studio, under the unique circumstances of maintaining his anonymity through voice alteration.

Transitioning from Pegasus, we introduce Poppy's sister, Fleur Popstein, who has joined us all the way from Paris. Our discussion quickly shifts to the perceptions of French attitudes towards America, where Fleur shares her insights about how younger generations of the French display a newfound warmth and appreciation for American culture, while older ones may be more critical.

As we chat, we bring up the state of affairs in both America and France, speculating on the global political climate and its reception across the Atlantic.

The conversation transitions into personal anecdotes about our travels in Paris, and how these experiences highlight the differences in cultural expectations around hospitality.

As we share a recounting of a mishap with delicate crystal glassware during our recent trip, we reflect on how easily misunderstandings can arise when expectations don't align.

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In this episode of "Two Wives and a Baby," Poppy Popstein and Flaps McGee recount their recent travel adventures, beginning with their journey to the South for a well-needed vacation.

At the same time, the tumultuous travel experience at JFK airport is thoroughly chronicled, highlighting Poppy's unfortunate TSA ordeal. Flaps shares their contrasting experiences: while she enjoyed the efficiency of TSA pre-check, Poppy faced a challenge without essential identification due to her oversight. As the narrative unfolds, Poppy shares candid moments of frustration and despair as she navigates her way through chaotic security protocols—complete with a dog sniffing incident leading to consequential delays and a unique pat-down experience.

Transitioning from travel complications, the episode moves on to an exploration of their experience with house sitting for their beloved pet, Roberta. Flaps delves into the trials and tribulations of finding reliable house sitters through an app, revealing their attempts to ensure Roberta would be well cared for while they were away. The guests they hosted, a self-described nomadic couple, open up discussions around modern pet care and the intricacies of sharing one’s home with strangers. Flaps shares her hopes for positive feedback and acknowledgment from the house sitters, recounting her sentimental attachment to them and finding herself growing increasingly invested in the couple's responses.

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In this episode we're joined by a special guest, Dr. Pony, who has come all the way from an undisclosed location specifically to attend a series of children's birthday parties. We kick things off with some light banter about the festivities and how one child’s party can lead to the need for a serious hydration strategy with all those juice boxes.

As our conversation unfolds, we reminisce about a recent trip to Paris, where we share our highlights—from savoring baguettes to explorations of cultural perceptions, particularly on how we experienced the kindness of the French, contradicting the stereotype that sometimes precedes them.

Shifting gears, we delve into the hilarious saga of our beloved indoor-outdoor cat, Roberta, who went missing for three days. The emotional rollercoaster of grief, hope, and finally, the sweet reunion with Roberta is recounted in vivid detail, capturing the unwavering support from our community and the ingenious strategies employed to locate her.

The episode also touches on Poppy's recent decision to leave her corporate job, prompted by a series of tearful mornings leading to an epiphany while fantasizing about her future in an office cubicle.

In a surprise twist, we also receive unexpected fan mail that leads to a fun exchange about workplace antics and the bizarre lengths some go to for coffee cups.