Hello, everyone and welcome back to Parked Car Convos. I'm Maddie Mitchell and I'm your host today and always because well quite frankly this is

literally my podcast so who else is going to host it happy freaking Monday it is Monday March 3rd

crazy just kind of fully absurd when you really think about it oops that rhymed um I hope your

march is off to a fabulous start March is is having a good energy, I feel. It feels like

we're getting closer to spring. Maybe that's just wishful thinking, considering it is like 20 degrees

out right now, but it's supposed to get warmish again at some point. And that's win is a win a win a win really is a win I hope

you had a fabulous weekend I hope you're feeling well rested and rejuvenated and ready to tackle

whatever life might throw at you this week and I don't think that that's asking too much of your

favorite podcast host I if you couldn't tell by the title, this, this episode is about roommate horror

stories. It's a tale as old as time. It's an episode we've done multiple times on this podcast

because unfortunately the stories never cease. Crazy roommates never cease to exist in a really

unfortunate way, but they make really great

stories. And eventually they move out or you move out. So it's, you know, you have to take it in

stride, unfortunately. But, but some of these stories are fully insane. So thank you guys so much

for writing in a reminder to be following the podcast on

Instagram at parched carconvos.pod. It's linked in the show notes every week to make sure that you

stay up to date with write-in so you can participate in these episodes because they simply would not

be possible without you guys regaling us with all of your trials and tribulations. I really, really do appreciate it.

Without further ado, let's get into peak and valley of the week. My peak of the week is bananas.

Hear me out. Hear me out. Bananas and av avocados these are two things that you have to purchase

strategically you have to be purchasing bananas and avocados if you're using them regularly you

have to be purchasing them strategically but also cyclically you have to make sure that you always have a not yet ripe

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