So I'm starting to panic. Brian's starting panic. I'm not kidding you. Brian is walking the blocks

around our house because he's like, I'm finding this chicken. This is the Nikki and Bree Show.

And I was her receptionist. So 15. I was JBN's first receptionist and, you know, it taught me a lot.

And, you know, it was a great job to have after school. But I remember thinking like,

I don't know if I want an office job. I learned a lot in there. But I have this funny story to tell you,

I will never forget.

The only fender bender I've ever been in my life was literally at my mom's office. I was coming in

for work after school. And I don't know if any of you remember this. I think it was with

Homack. You remember the fake babies and they would cry randomly and you had to like put a different

key in its mouth.

Like if it was hungry or it needed a bottle or you had to clean its diaper and you

would figure out to get the baby to stop crying.

But it kind of would time you on like what made you feel like

if you were going to be a good mom or not. You know what I mean? And I remember I literally was reversing.

I'm so embarrassed to say this. I was reversing and the baby started crying. So I leaned back and

grabbed the baby. Did not stop my car, by the way,

and I'm trying to do the different ones. Like, how awful is this? And I just went right, and it was

right in front of my mom's window. I just, like, went straight into a car. And, like, of course,

like, fender benders can be small, but they make the loudest noises like you

would have thought like I gassed it into a car and I was like oh oh my gosh and shit I just did it in

front of my mom's window like it was her work window and I was like looking around and I'm like, oh my gosh. And no, I didn't

take off. I waited for whoever's car it was. Their alarm was going off. It was just so embarrassing and like

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