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This episode starts with smiling anger (the most dangerous kind), detours into crying on airplanes, and somehow lands squarely on **why Crocs are ruining society**, why airline seating should come with photos, and why **your child is absolutely not allowed to poop in our house**. Erik and Kira cover: Crying on planes over movies you thought were harmless Why airlines should let you preview seatmates Passive-aggressive airplane survival strategies Pajamas, presentation, and parenting standards Sleepovers, pull-ups, and crimes against plumbing If you’ve ever said “not in this house” — congratulations, you’re one of us. --- 00:00 – Intro & welcome back 02:19 – Crying on planes over “surprise sad” movies 06:46 – Airlines should show seatmate photos 10:27 – The exit row seat thief incident 15:15 – The “Karen cough” survival tactic 16:21 – HOLD MY BABY: Crocs are a hard no 19:57 – Dirty feet, no socks, no shame 21:24 – Kids jumping on couches = immediate no 22:10 – Begging, boundaries, and house rules 23:06 – Dry humping couches & parenting other people’s kids 27:00 – Sleepovers & kids who are not ready 29:15 – Chocolate fingerprints that look like crimes 31:19 – Zero tolerance: no Crocs, no poop --- #holdmybaby #parentingpodcasts #funnyparents #crocs #airportcomedy #parentingboundaries #millennialparents #comedypodcast --- If this episode made you laugh, gasp, or aggressively agree: 👍 Like the episode 💬 Comment with your own “not in this house” rule 🔔 Subscribe so we can keep saying the quiet parts out loud 📤 Share this with a parent who lets their kid wear Crocs We’re not saying we’re right — We’re just saying we’re consistent. ---