Good Job, Robert. Step Over The Baby To Make Your Sandwich. Nice Parenting.

Good job, Robert.  Step over the baby to make your sandwich.  Nice parenting.  

Around this time, I got the pop up that it was nearly Barbara and Justin’s birthday.  Cynthia threw a double birthday party, inviting all her friends (and none of Justin’s, since she doesn’t know any of the neighborhood kids).  

Cynthia went home and explained what she’d decided to Robert.  He was supportive, as always, and happily allowed her to help him get a job as a screen test stand-in.  It would be hard, starting at the bottom of the ladder again, but he knew his wife wouldn’t steer him wrong. 

Technically, Cynthia works in the Entertainment career, a custom career recreated from one of the Stories games (Pet Stories, maybe?).  Robert is in Show Business.  I figured this showed the different branches of the entertainment business they’re in.  This was around the point when I decided to ignore most of the challenge rules. I can never remember them anyway.  The Kims hired a maid, a gardener, and a nanny.  

The next morning, Cynthia and Robert explained to Justin that he was going to be a big brother again. Cynthia’s morning sickness was pretty bad.  Although maybe that’s because nobody cleans up around here except the 11-year-old.  (This is why I caved and got them a maid, even though it’s technically against the rules.  Someone needs to clean this dump and I’ve given up on either of the adults doing it.)

Of course, since they’re so great at taking care of baby Barbara, Cynthia and Robert decided that it was definitely time to make another baby.  Chimes were heard.  

Cynthia picked up the baby and played with her for a bit...and then put her right back down on the floor.  A+ parenting here, guys.  A+.