Liz: Okay, here’s a clear sign we need to get out more. I’m looking at the movies on the marquee for the theater here, and I haven’t heard of a single one.
Liz: I’m telling you, the more and more time goes by, the more out of touch I feel.
Greg: Well, it’s kind of to be expected. We spend our time at home watching Harper, and since we cut the cord for our TV, we haven’t seen commercials.
Liz: It’s not just the movie thing though... it’s like being a parent has made me less aware of the goings-on of the world outside our household. Hell, I can’t tell you who most of the “celebrities” on the magazines at the check-out lane are.
Greg: Makes you want to call your parents to apologize, doesn’t it?
Liz: Man, forget the brain-eating amoeba... children are WAY more detrimental to your mental health.
Liz: I’m telling you, the more and more time goes by, the more out of touch I feel.
Greg: Well, it’s kind of to be expected. We spend our time at home watching Harper, and since we cut the cord for our TV, we haven’t seen commercials.
Liz: It’s not just the movie thing though... it’s like being a parent has made me less aware of the goings-on of the world outside our household. Hell, I can’t tell you who most of the “celebrities” on the magazines at the check-out lane are.
Greg: Makes you want to call your parents to apologize, doesn’t it?
Liz: Man, forget the brain-eating amoeba... children are WAY more detrimental to your mental health.