In this second episode of Unapologetically Us The Podcast, Jenn and David explain that due to a technical glitch, their video didn’t record, so they’re improvising an audio-only release. They candidly admit they’re figuring things out as they go and appreciate listeners’ patience during their growing pains.

The conversation begins with Jacksonville being named one of the most boring cities in America. They discuss how many people move there for jobs especially military, logistics, and tech and how despite its reputation, the city’s steady growth supports their businesses in real estate and the adult beverage industry. They share memories of when downtown had more nightlife, agreeing it’s been slow to improve and will likely remain on the “boring list” for years.

The discussion shifts to Jenn’s remarkable body awareness, like predicting migraines and keeping precise meal schedules, which David finds both fascinating and absurd. They joke about how different their habits are. They also preview upcoming trips, including a cruise to Cabo and Ensenada, and reflect on their tradition of “power walking” on cruise ships.

Later, they dive into their biggest pet peeves about dining out. Jenn explains how she’s become more empathetic toward restaurant staff after learning how short staffing and closed sections can impact service, though she still gets annoyed when servers check in too frequently. David’s top complaint is parents who allow children to cry loudly in restaurants without stepping outside, describing it as selfish and disruptive to others. They reminisce about childhood discipline and how norms around parenting in public have changed over time. The episode wraps up with their usual unfiltered humor, promising more stories and unpolished real talk in future episodes.

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