Realtor to the stars Robin McCoy pulls up, and Mylo started without her because that's how these two operate. Before anyone says hello we've got a toothless college roommate, a bowling alley steak (medium well, because God is diabolical), and a very specific kind of hookup Robin is not willing to die for.

Then the wig comes off. Robin's mom is 90, bedridden, 500 books deep, and officially out of money. Robin spills what senior care really costs in Texas, why most seniors are malnourished, and the day insurance tried to send her mom home while Robin sat in a salon chair with foils in her hair.

Also on the menu: why your primary care doctor should be younger than you, why the solar salesman knocking on Grandma's door needs to keep walking, and the Mrs. Roper Beer Crawl in Denton. Muumuu mandatory.

Chapters:

00:00 Cold Open

00:40 The Toothless Roommate & the Bowling Alley Steak

01:55 Meet Robin McCoy, Realtor to the Stars

02:45 The Mrs. Roper Beer Crawl

04:50 Where the Drag Queens Buy Their Wigs

05:50 Muumuu Retirement Plans

08:55 Realtor Safety & Vicky the Protector

11:40 The Fake Sheriff Scam Call

12:40 Scammers Targeting Seniors

13:40 Mom Ran Out of Money

16:25 What Senior Care Really Costs

17:05 Sassy Keeps You Sharp

18:20 Gas Prices & $100 Is the New $20

20:30 Lab Meat, Microplastics & Going Organic

22:30 Why Seniors Are Malnourished

24:50 Healthcare in America Is a Guessing Game

27:20 How to Interview Your Primary Care Doctor

28:05 The Insurance Runaround

29:20 Discharged With Foils in Her Hair

30:30 Finding Mom's Care Home

31:00 The Rat Race & Finding Your Quiet Time

32:40 The 65 Retirement Myth

33:30 Solar Panel Scams on Seniors

35:45 It's Not Commission, It's Compensation

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Everybody's your bestie? Cute. Do they even know your last name?

Jim Morris, author of Connect or Die, is back on the couch for Part 2 (straight off the plane, still fresh), and Mylo is not holding back. We hear about the phone call where Mylo's mom asked (mid senior year, by the way), “Are you still gay?” Plus, why old school Disney ruined everyone's idea of romance, and the private school classmate who blamed Mylo's better grades on being Hispanic.

Jim shares the heartfelt DM he sent a struggling business owner that got nothing back but a like, and why that turned out to be the whole point. Also revealed: about 12 people know where Mylo lives, fewer have been inside, and nobody, NOBODY, gets to use the bathroom.

If you've ever handed confidant status to someone who was really just an acquaintance, consider this your intervention.

Grab Connect or Die by Jim Morris on Amazon in paperback, hardcover, Kindle, and audio.

Chapters:

00:00 Cold Open: Acknowledged, Not Reciprocated

00:40 Sober With Bruce and Tagging Along to NA

01:30 Only Child Energy and Protecting Your Space

03:30 Mom's Big Question: "Are You Still Gay?"

05:45 Old School Disney Ruined Romance

07:45 60,000 Thoughts a Day (Mostly About the Past)

08:45 Raised Without Guilt in Eagle Rock

09:40 The Classmate Who Blamed It on Being Hispanic

11:15 The "We Didn't Connect" DM

12:50 Know Who You Are or Get Waved Goodbye

13:50 Friends You Disagree With (But Would Take a Bullet For)

15:20 The Southlake Faux Hawk Story

17:15 UWM Kool-Aid and the Fear of Standing Out

19:00 Country Club Friends and the No-Bathroom Rule

19:50 Confidants, Allies, and Acquaintances

20:50 The Fake Bestie Epidemic

21:50 Trauma, Drama, and Learning Fast

22:50 Gay, Catholic, and Unbothered

23:50 Buy the Book: Connect or Die

24:50 Caitlin, Three Kids, and Zero Pull-Out Game

26:00 The DM That Only Got a Like

28:15 Connection Is What You Give

29:00 "May That Life Never Find Me"

30:10 A Doctor's Advice at Grandma's Bedside

31:40 If You Can Sleep at Night, Live Your Life

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First time meeting in person, and Mylo opens with not one, not two, but THREE strip club stories. Welcome to the couch, Jim.

Jim Morris, author of Connect or Die, went from a Boston kid who discovered his parents' opioid secret at 14, to a college student paying tuition in cash (allegedly, from selling weed). He also sweet talked his way into community college three weeks late, which says a lot about his whole “connection” thing.

Mylo matches him story for story: the phantom work phone that fueled his meth habit, the rehab therapist who read him for filth on family day, and the New Year's Eve he walked out on the party, then locked his boyfriend out of the condo. (Like, literally carried him out the door.)

You'll relate if you've ever lived two lives and gotten exhausted playing both.

Connect or Die by Jim Morris is on Amazon now.

Chapters

00:00 Cold Open: The Phone That Never Rang

00:28 Mylo Prepped (a First)

01:08 "Newsy," Vegas, and Three Strip Club Stories

02:18 "I'm the Safest Lap You Got"

03:20 Culture Shock: Boston to Nashville, California to Dallas

04:19 OxyContin, Secrets, and Shame at 14

07:16 Cash for College and the Enrollment Desk

09:44 Weed vs. Meth: Wired Very Differently

10:52 The Phantom Work Phone

11:11 "I'm Not a Dealer!" (He Was)

12:35 Living as Two Jim Morrises

13:23 You Can't Connect If You're Not Connected

13:51 The Rehab Therapist Who Blamed Mylo

15:50 No Pivot, No Pivotal Moment (Get You a Cocoon)

17:13 Know Who You Don't Want to Be

18:47 The Hairdresser Tell-All Mylo Needs to Write

20:05 Rock Bottom Had a Basement

21:09 New Year's Eve: "When Will We See You?" "Never."

22:07 The Boyfriend, the Three-Way, and the Password Change

23:19 Sober, Speaking, and Still Sliding

24:12 The Thursday, Friday, Saturday (and Tuesday) Drinker

25:12 Vulnerability at Work and the Triple H Method

26:08 "I Just Want to Be Heard" (Hi, Mom)

27:19 Narcissist, or Just Not Strong Enough to Hear It?

28:47 The AA Meeting That Ruined Jim's Day

29:35 Sharing Is Caring, Oversharing Is Overburdening

#MyloAndFriends #JimMorris #ConnectOrDie #HumanConnection #IMPACTEffect #SobrietyJourney #AddictionRecovery #RecoveryStories #PivotalMoments #Vulnerability #ConnectedLeadership #LeadershipPodcast #NashvilleAuthor #MortgagePodcast #NoFilter #UnfilteredConversations #PodcastClips #PodcastsToWatch #EntrepreneurLife #HelloStudios