Failed glucose test, baby boy nicknames & where does girl scout cookie money ACTUALLY go?!

38:24And I was like, oh, fun. Like, that's a really exciting thing to see. Thank you. Yeah. So it was a good – that was a really good move. And then, yeah. And then kind of, you know, the girl beside me is like, well, I'm looking at the guy like, well, what did you get me? There was definitely a look. Not at the elderly couple, but at the couple beside us. There was a look. There was a look. There was a look. That was the one little area where I felt bad because I was like, listen, like, I feel really lucky to get this, but could have been anybody. Maybe she got something earlier in the day, hopefully.

38:58But I think that is – what do you think of that game plan? Morning is flowers, breakfast card. Evening is the gift. I love it because you know I – and here's the thing. I don't have to have a gift. No, I do have to have a gift. Sorry. I don't have to have a jewelry box is what I meant. like I'm not going to expect that every Valentine's Day but I do love the flowers and the pancakes in the morning and then the other gift at night is fun. Well this was an upgrade gift too. Yeah it was an upgrade gift and Harrison did get his handheld mixer. I went with pink not blue because I thought Bubz would like that more.

39:40For sure. And have you used it yet? No but I have a question okay on is this a regret or not a regret? So with Tate, we went overload on buying everything in pink. Do you wish that we got more gender neutral colors now that our second child is going to be a boy? Like a great example is like the Dock-a-Tots in pink. That device where they kind of sit and bounce is in pink. Our Juna trike is in pink. and so you're kind of no i don't i don't have any regret on that because the gender neutral color so these companies make pink or blue and then the gender neutral is either a neutral itself it's like a cream or a beige or it's a green and like for bubbers she loves pink she loves the bright colors that was what we were dealing with at the time and like i love looking at them and knowing those were bubbers you know like darn but he's just gonna sit in a pink dock a tot he's got blue and a blue explosion in his room like he will get his blue yeah well i start like the playpen the new playpen that i that i ordered you guys see that yeah gray and white what do you think jules i thought it was cute but i thought it's gray well i have Stickers.

41:08I have stickers coming. Okay. They're little balloon stickers. And so we're going to add color through that. Love. Yeah. It looks fun. We're going to have – Bubber loves it. The slide. Yeah. We didn't cook this morning because we played on it. Aw. Bubber. She's just in such a cute phase. She just loves being outside. Yeah. But it's good that we have an activity for her inside that she likes now. Yeah, it is good. But I wonder, I do wonder the shelf life of something like that is at six months. Oh, but tonight she has dance where there's a slide too. I'm so excited for dance tonight. I think that it gets different where I think that like in six months she can use it differently and they can play more in it and use their imagination and like build it.

42:00But, you know, it's a – like right now, it's a transactional slide versus they can play, you know, queen of the castle and – Yeah, there's a – There's a little soccer net thing and a little basketball hoop thing and – Yeah, it's a really – for under$200, it covers a lot of ground. Yeah, it was a really good buy on your part. And a little swing for a new guy. Yep, the new little – And I have to get these wall protectors. We all have those moments as parents. Parents, you're exhausted. You're up at 3 a.m. changing a diaper. Your baby is wiggling because I always say changing a newborn is like changing a cat.

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43:15These are a must-have for the changing time and making it easier on you and baby. Right now, new customers get 15 % off sitewide at magneticme.com. Don't wait. Get 15 % off at magneticme.com. I do like that the internet is saying we can't call him Bubba. Why? Because it's too close to Bubba. And she might feel jealous of that. Well, Bubba's the other guy, so it's out of the question. What do you want to call him? Well, like she calls... She calls Winnie's brother Bubba. Bubba. What do we call him? And now she really calls him Bubba. Bubba. but what are we going to call our guy? I don't know. What are other options for brother?

44:02I had kind of had it with Tik TOK because everyone's yelling at me that I need to change it. We'll supply me with some options guys. I'm down. I'm good. I agree with you. No, no bubber. What about, and so I respond, I'm responding to everybody like, well, do you have any ideas? Jules? I don't have any ideas off the top of my head. What if we call him Ginny? Bears. We call him Mr. Bears. We call him Mr. Hi, Mr. Let's call him Mr. And sister. because that's what you call Tate. Yeah, Mr. and Sissy. Is that too close? Mr. and Sister. Well, it'll come the same way about it. Yeah, I feel like the nicknames kind of come.

44:36You called Tate. Tater. Tater, Tateys. The electrician's asking if he can come at 430. Does that work? That works great. That works better. Oh, yay. Our chandelier's going up in the living room today. Very exciting times. Okay, so since we... Okay, this is one thing that I've been wondering. As we embark upon our flight tomorrow, well, Thursday, what are your thoughts on reclining on the airplane? You can do it or you can't do it? Well, business class, it's a non-event. Because there's a lot of space. Because there's a lot of space. Economy, I don't recline. But I don't recline because I don't like being woken up on landing.

45:26What if you're not planning on sleeping? I naturally, if I'm traveling by myself, always fall asleep. Do you mind if the person in front of you reclines? I accept it. I accept that that's the fate. And like I think that getting upset about it is just like you're exposing yourself to getting triggered every time you fly. So it's like it's a bad use of energy. Like it's inevitable that more times than not the person is going to put the seat down. And so I go into it just accepting that. And yeah. So the internet right now is getting – it's a bit of a house divided, but mainly they're saying, you know, stop reclining your seat.

46:13I'm with you on this. If the seat has the ability to recline and you paid for the seat, you're allowed to recline the seat. Now, I will say this, though. Does it sting for a second the moment it gets reclined and then like your drink, it's in your lap? It hurts. It hurts. But I agree. It's a bad use of energy. We've got to get over it. We have to get over it. You need to just go into it with the mindset. They're going to go back. and then if they don't boom you're pleasantly surprised okay so so reclining is a yes from us yeah but we don't do it well it's funny even if as i think about it even in business i don't recline i do not recline my scene i don't know something about it i feel really bad doing it but what i will say though is like it's not i am surprised at how different the space on airplanes is.

47:00If you do see me recline my seat on the way to Miami, it is because of this. Bowling ball. In the belly. But typically speaking, I don't recline. But like on a long haul to London, you're not reclining? No, no, no. If it's an overnight flight, I think the rules are different. I agree with this, Jules. So I'll give you something interesting. about international travel, particularly travel in Asia. Travel in Asia, when they bring the food around on like Cathay Pacific, Singapore Airlines, they make you put your seat up and they will wake you up if your seat is back. As they should. So that is actually, now I think about why I don't put it back it's because that was the dynamic that got to me so when they do the the cart service everyone goes up I think it's a good move because here's the thing sometimes the tray table can get so close to you or if you have a drink on it and they recline while your drink is there and it's a full drink it can end up in your lap yeah isn't it funny though how like the way airways work in different countries can can have these like pretty pretty unique differences like that's a pretty major difference but that's a very polite difference they're erring in the in the um not composure not polite but with order yeah here's the other thing though that i saw speaking of airplane etiquette i saw this on a reel it said if you're not willing to move so a family can sit together you're the problem do you want to know my thoughts on this let's hear your thoughts that's not a fair take because what there's a lot of factors that go into play here number one if you're going to ask somebody to move it needs to be a one-to-one move it needs to be a window to a window in the same section or you need to be offering them an upgrade more space maybe they're in the back and you've got the delta uh comfort okay or you god forbid you've got first class right so i think you need to be offering them an incentive i don't think you you cannot ask somebody on a window or an aisle to move to a middle.

49:21I don't think that's right at all. And like, it's tough with these families because I get it. You have young kids and you want to sit by them, but if they're under two, they can be on your lap. So you have to assume if the kid has his own seat that they're over two. And at that point it's really tough. Cause like mom and dad do need to book the flight. Well, now that I'm saying this, I'm a little torn. They do need to book the flight ahead of time, but what if it was an emergency and they need to fly on the fly and there's not seats together what do you think about this jules i just think like your poor planning is not my problem but i there's excuses here's what i'll say i'll say if i'm ever sitting on a plane and you see me i'm happy to switch if that makes you be able to sit with your family 100 i think that as am i by the way i i always move and so and so anybody while while what you said about like the you know the one-to-one swap in theory i completely agree with i think the other side is like tackling a plane one-on-one versus two-on-one it's a whole different ball game and so i'm i'm like i'm very happy to no but this is what i'm saying things easier you and i oh but like I would say under probably six, seven years old.

50:44I think that gets, I don't know what that age would be, maybe 10 gets to be the point where it's like it, you know. No, no, no. But I think this is, this is not the thing I'm not asking here is what would you and I do? I'm always moving for a family and I know you are too, especially now having one. I think you have to think though, what is acceptable, acceptable etiquette? And I don't think you can get on the plane assuming like, I think that what this person said, if you're not willing to move for a family, you're the problem. I don't agree with that. People don't have to move. They paid for their seat.

51:17I'm the problem. No, I don't think. How much would someone need to Venmo you to do a seat swap? What do you think is right? If they're willing to Venmo me, that means it's important enough to them that I would just move. So you would not take the Venmo that said, hey, I'll Venmo you$100. No, if it's that important to them. Okay, here's the question. you've got a great aisle or window seat okay someone comes up to you is just like hey you know i've got a middle i really don't want to sit in the middle so nothing to do with family but how much do they need to pay you how much do they need to venmo you to take the middle seat to give up your aisle or or window five hour flight more than the cost of my flight more than yeah so 100 bucks you're saying no no yeah i mean yes i'm saying no and p it sounds like you're saying yes at 100 bucks but that's not a pushover no no because if you're going from here to new york you're still getting to new york like you still need to go to new york now you've just got 100 back which i'm good with i think 100 is a is a very fair offer where they can say yes or no Yeah.

52:30I mean, I'm saying no. If the price of your flight was$250, and somebody comes up to you and says, I'll reimburse you for the ticket price,$250, you wouldn't swap them? No, I would. I mean, equal to or more than the cost of my flight. Equal to is good. Okay. Okay. But I'm purposefully paying for not a middle seat. Right. So I need to be reimbursed for that. Well, I guess the reality is the cost of that aisle or window is, I feel like it's like 79 bucks a lot at the time. Yeah, usually it's 80, right? Well, then they should have purchased it. Yeah. But what if they couldn't have? What if they got on too late, though?

53:10That's their fault. But are you down for them to pay you on IRL? Yeah, for the cost of my flight. So at$100, it's not – I see what you're saying. At$100, they're not – that's kind of what the market value would be. And so you've got to hit them with a bit of a premium. Yeah. But like for a family, if it was that worth it to them – I'm saying no – that wasn't a family question. That was just a – I'm also looking at the family's faces. I've emailed someone for their seat before. We had to pay somebody for their seat one time because it was the most crowded flight. It was late. It was past Bubber's bedtime.

53:48Bubber was not happy. We had two, we had, you and I were sitting in different seats. We had to rebook the flight because we missed our flight beforehand. And we were asking somebody to move. No, it was a one-to-one swap. It was a one-to-one swap. But this flight was so chaotic and you had a hundred dollar bill. And we just said nonchalantly, can we swap you? And I will say in her defense, she was like, I'm not, she's like, no, no, no. I'm not taking the money. I was like, no, please do. And you had her crouched down really low so nobody saw the situation go down. And Harrison just said, please take the money and just sit in that seat.

54:19And she did. And so kudos to her. He said, please don't make a scene and just take it and sit there. We'll feel better. And she did it. And that was a rare moment that you and I had cash on us. Yes. Because we don't want to be like, what's your Venmo? That would be a lot. But I do think, Jules, I am with you. I would always move for a family, especially if they have young kids. Especially sometimes you can see the look on the mom's face. And I'm just like, girl, I'm moving. If you guys are dealing with low energy, digestion problems, focus issues, well, you guys enter IM8 because this is really going to make you feel a shift.

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56:34Yes, 100%. And what I'll say is like our fridge has so much food turnover that like I now at this point have no idea who's eating what between me, you, Tate and Winnie. And so, yeah, like, when I say the fridge is yours, like, the fridge is truly yours. I feel like when, like, I was single living in Venice or, like, when it was just us in the house, like, that's when food is a little more marked. And maybe I would think differently about that question. or I think I would actually notice. But if I said it, I would stand by it. And if there's something for them not to take, just clarify. Okay, please don't have that bottle of wine.

57:34Oh, that's an important caveat actually. Okay, bottles of wine? Bottles of wine. When you say to someone, please help yourself to whatever, that is my definition of that right now I was anything in the fridge, anything in the freezer, any food in the cabinet. But it excludes wine and includes all what I would say is like well-branded alcohol. Okay, wait. So if somebody is house-sitting for you for five days. Now we're going to house-sitting. Yeah. Not to. If they're babysitting, they're not drinking the alcohol. Yeah, because babysitting, that's the difference. But if they're babysitting the children and you say anything in the fridge you want, if you got caviar in there, yeah, they can eat it.

58:21Yeah. But like when we go out, here's the great example, right? When we go out of town and we have the house sitter come and stay and watch the house, right? Like we did over Christmas break. To me, it was everything in the house is yours with the exception of the wine. But we said help yourself. We didn't clarify. And I don't have enough of a pulse on our wine to know what would be gone and not gone. We just have a few very, very, very special bottles of wine. But I think you need to just move those somewhere. They are. It would be a wild move to have someone's wine while you were house sitting for them.

59:00Unless – I think so too. Unless it's like you have a$15 bottle in there. It's okay to have that, right? well the way the way we have it now is we actually have a uh area of wine which is basically anyone can help themselves for because there were a couple times when we had had people over and i looked over and i saw the bottles of wine open i was like holy shit and so we i moved those wines and now we have like the the weekday open wines and then we have the special ones but in short if we say you can have anything that's like you can have anything yeah and and i think the bigger take is like i wouldn't eat i i won't notice because the the turnover in our fridges is so high right now because like our girls eat like take money eat like us okay if they're eating full meals so there's three people or four people i think this came from i was house sitting for my friends and i ate their ice cream and one of my other friends said i would be so mad if you ate my ice cream while you're house sitting for me here's my question on ice cream totally fair game but you're scooping it out putting it in a bowl right it was a pint of i finished the pint of ice cream but if you didn't finish the pint like you're not spooning it back in there no i have manners i'm just i'm just clarifying that we're taking it then i'm good then the pint of ice cream's fair game yeah my friend said that they would be mad if i ate their ice cream like we have sally's pizza in the freezer right now and from new haven connecticut So that would be the only thing I would potentially notice that was gone.

1:00:32But I could see it just looks like a frozen pizza. There's no label on it. Yeah, but I'd welcome that. That's funny. You got to provide the perks. I completely agree. And you got to have a pretty well-stocked fridge. A Girl Scout sets a record-breaking 75 ,000 boxes of Girl Scout cookies sold across 50 states. how about that it's interesting because you one time told us well first about this girl good for her okay do we know like did she have a method her mom it's her mom and let me tell you what these this mom and daughter look they look identical it was actually the cutest thing ever but the mom like was making a video and shows her the little girl and she's like hi do you guys want to buy some girl scout cookies and everyone's like yes so she just went door to door no it's It's a video online.

1:01:25Social media. Okay. Smart. Sorry, 75 ,000 boxes? Boxes. Okay. So how many dollars? How much is a Girl Scout cookie? What are they,$7.99? Five? They were five when I was a Girl Scout, so they probably got it. Maybe. I do think they were whole numbers, though. I do think you might be right, because we bought some last year. Six dollars per package. Six dollars. Okay, so what's that? Six times 75 ,000. $450 ,000. wow good for her okay but now here's the thing so she turns that into the girl scouts bank well she doesn't see any of that and then what we learned last year from you yeah so so this this is a great callback to the tweet which showed that uh was it 2024 jewels what was the year 2023 in 2023 the girl scouts brought in 192 million dollars in receipts and only paid out allegedly eight million dollars of that so just around four percent of dollars raised actually went to uh went to the girl scouts meanwhile they spent 18 million in it services i wonder who their it person was so and and like i feel like at what point do we have someone new come in because i love the i love the action i love the act of it all i love the idea behind it we just got got to make sure these dollars are are having more impact well i i do hate it now that we're talking about it she worked her butt off and i know she did it on social media but still like points for creativity whatever you still sold 75 000 boxes worth she doesn't see a dollar of that the girls should get a little commission i agree let's give them 20 30 percent and tie some more yeah they'll sell a lot more but it's like what are what are we selling it for i would say those raffles were always my favorite thing growing up that's really interesting i feel like the people who wouldn't i wonder what how good of a predictor of success it is for the people who win those uh raffle sales like what raffles well we would like sell tickets to raffles so like we would have like a uh school fair and so you would go and you'd have to sell tickets to the to the raffle at the school fair which you'd get like you know prizes would be jerseys and gift cards to restaurants and um i would always try and win it every year did you do magazine oh yeah but like what now i'm thinking about what were we doing like we were selling magazines on behalf of companies to like our grandparents and parents subscriptions to magazines also did you not sell like wrapping paper wrapping paper and we didn't get any of the money jules this is a huge scam i we would sell like cinnamon rolls wrapping paper you would say you would have these books that you would sell to people and you didn't see any of the money like the student doesn't get 10 percent of that they say the school does you get you would get like um i don't know like a pencil for selling no and then like the highest earner in the class would literally get a pencil that's actually a really big scam we should look into who gets that money yeah well that's what i loved about how how our school did it is is the money went to like directly to the school because it was from the school's the school fairs raffle i was selling like cosmopolitan magazine to my grandma ours was a school and we had a scholastic scholastic was doing ours that sounds fishy it was fishy fishy also we heard from kathy harrison's mother that they did not have father-daughter dances in canada so he did not know what we were talking about just to do a little call back to that um okay let's move to the bicker of the week and the bicker of the week is is it okay to eat on the couch.

1:05:27Now, largely speaking, yes, of course, it's okay to eat on the couch. I have, however, banned eating on our new couch for a couple of reasons. The first reason is it's light green with white flowers on it. The second reason is the table, the kitchen table and our bar stools are right by, like it's all the same room. So there's two other areas that you can eat on and the third is you can eat on the couch in the the formal living room right there but i'm banning eating on this couch because there's already pasta sauce on the floor in front of it and i've and i keep having to vacuum the couch because so i'm just i'm just i'm making it easier on us as our kids get older to avoid like i it's not lost on me that our house is going to get destroyed i do just want to try to save this one couch so i'm just saying no eating on the couch yeah i i am good with it as um what i'm curious to see is what are the exceptions that are made and so today during programming you asked me for a sausage and i made you the sausage and i brought it over and and i brought it right over and you're like no i'm not eating this on the couch and i was very impressed that you held to it no there's no eating on the couch if you to eat on the couch because i grow the babies yeah yeah no i don't think this was a bicker i think it's more of just like a i don't remember the last time a rule was created in the house and like you created a rule and i'm like oh and so i'm just curious like how is this rule gonna be followed okay so i if i like i have two rules in the house and one i let you guys get away with all the time.

1:07:12Today the delivery guys got away with it. The door needs to be closed. If you open the door to the front yard. You have loosened up on that. I've really loosened up on it because I just, it wasn't my, like you, it was just harder to fight with you guys. Just shut the door and then there's flies in our house and you know what? I've gotten really good at killing flies. Well, Bubba loves to just like go out on the stoop and just wave at everyone and you can't shut the door when she's out there. Right. You gotta be watching her. I would love a screen door for my birthday maybe. Ooh. So in July, maybe you could have - That's a really good show.

1:07:44A screen door made. That would be amazing, actually. That's a really good show. Okay, so we'll do that. Now, speaking of house rules. Yes. It is funny. We don't really have any. Well, that's why I said it's our first house rule. So I'm all good. I'm abiding by it, but I'm monitoring the situation. You want to wear your shoes in our house? Bring them on. Bubber and Winnie, we say there's nothing in this world, nothing in this house that they can hurt. And I do mean that. but I am going to have to let the neighbors know we don't eat on our couch anymore. Do you think it'll be confusing for Tate that she can eat on one couch, but not the other couch?

1:08:19Well, I think what we need to do with Bubber is just have Bubber eat in her high chair. I agree. She, she cannot possibly get all the food in her mouth. It is a lose, lose, lose, lose, lose. I don't know why we try it. I love it. Like I, I love that rule in theory. The reality is we'll see how it shakes out. Well, I just want it to be on your mind. Do not take spaghetti on that couch. Don't take pizza on that couch. Like, let's try to remember. Cause like, don't take chocolate on there that can melt on there. Let's try to not eat on the couch. Did I drop something on the couch? Because this rule came one day after I ate on the couch.

1:08:59No, it was, it was, it was hair. It was, there was the cheese eating. There was so much food on, I was eating on the couch. I was eating my true fruit on the couch. And I said, we have to do a giant ban. Bubba was eating rice cakes and like those are now those are actually more of a toy for her and so there was just stuff and I just said no more eating on the couch but no you didn't drop anything okay good you did not okay things we DM'd each other Norway Olympics is Norway winning the medals Norway number one in the Olympic count both in total medals and gold medals and USA's third USA's number three.

1:09:37Will be number one. Currently number one in our hearts. Correct. And I did not see - Number three in the program. Number one in the hearts. Soon to be number one in the program too. I did notice Canada was not on my list. America will finish number one. I didn't see Canada on my top ten. We are not the best when it comes to athletics. I was really sad that they weren't on there though. I was looking for them. Eleven. They're eleven. Well that's why. Out of how many? To not be top ten is - 26. Okay, more than halfway. Good for them. Okay. Norway and the Olympics. So Norway dominates the Olympics while running youth sports the opposite way of the U.S.

1:10:11This is so interesting. There's no scorekeeping until the age of 13. There's no early travel teams. Participation trophies for all. And a simple motto, joy of sport for all. What do you think about this? So I think what's really interesting to also call out is Norway only has about 5 million people in the country. And they're not just having success in the Winter Olympics. They've also had a lot of success in the Summer Olympics and in golf and in tennis. And so you're seeing the country thrive from an athletic lens right now. And I think that it focuses on, I think there's probably two two key takeaways on why this is working so well is the first is it really allows the kids to follow their passions.

1:11:05And, you know, there's the saying in business that, you know, one of the biggest pieces of edge when you're building something is do you love what you're doing? Because when you love what you're doing, it doesn't feel like work. And the same thing is to be said in sports. And I think one of the dynamics that happens here in North America is when a kid starts to show early signs of success in a sport, there's the pressure for them to specialize in the sport because they're good at it, not because that's what they love. So, and this kind of ties to the second sport, which the second point, and there's a ton of different studies on this when it looks at the most successful athletes generally speaking they're multi-sport athletes who michael jordan like when you look at uh no uh when you look at like olympians oh nhl players nfl players and so on and so forth okay well research shows that this works because it protects kids intrinsic motivation so it prioritizes fun and mastery over the outcomes and it encourages multi-sport participation, which is exactly what you're saying.

1:12:18Also by keeping kids in sports longer and letting passion come from within Norway develops elite athletes and healthier, happier kids proving the slow, sustainable path always wins in the end. My only pushback on this is I'm not for participation trophies for everyone. But up until 13. And I think the point, the point of the participation trophies is like, it encourages you to just keep trying things. And the point that I was making is like, chances are if you're a great runner or a great football player, you'd also be a great basketball player. And so rather than be stuck in that one specific area, it encourages you to branch out.

1:13:02I'm actually seeing exactly what you're saying. Yeah, so you're not so – and I think a big thing on here is no early travel team. So like for example, I did volleyball and I did it in sixth grade and I traveled every other weekend. I didn't have time to play anything else. Yeah, I think one of the really tough dynamics is the pressure that's put on by coaches. And so coaches pressure parents, hey, if you want your kid to be on this team or play in this sport, they've got to commit. Totally. And I think there's a lot of near-term benefit that the kids or that the teams and the kids get from that.

1:13:42But over the long run, I think that fades. And I think a large part of that is passion. Like you're just you're going to spend more time doing something if you love doing it. And if you're playing soccer because you're good at it, not because you love it and inherently you would have loved football, that's a lose-lose. You're not going to be successful. Maybe we can sort of try to implement this in our household. But it kind of draws to what we spoke about this on last episode. I want to give our kids exposure to as many sports and experiences in life so inherently they can then choose to follow what they're most passionate about.

1:14:19And in turn, which is what I think will make them both most happy and most successful. I'm with you 100 % on that. Okay. The second thing is we DMed. Waymo is paying door dashers$11.50 to close robo-taxi doors that were left open. I giggled out loud whenever I saw this. Hilarious. It's fucking amazing. Are people leaving the doors open? That's not fair to the Waymo. Like, imagine the Waymo. He's stuck. He can't go anywhere because his doors are left open. That's mean. Harrison's like, perfect. I think we need to deliver these Waymo some consequences. Now, I would never want it to then hold up traffic, but...

1:15:04Well, maybe the guys overseas, the traffic controllers could tell them, just jolt forward a little bit and your doors will close. Let's say you have to go meet someone for a coffee at a hotel and you order a Waymo and rather than take you to the hotel, it takes you to the other side of the bridge, all around town, and then gets you to the hotel. At the end of that, you want to be spiteful to a robot and leave the doors open until it gets stuck? No, I wouldn't. I wouldn't have the heart. I couldn't leave the door open. It's pretty funny. But you're stimulating the economy now. And you know who I'm very pro giving money to?

1:15:38The DoorDashers. DoorDash. And DoorDashers, who we love. Well, we do love DoorDashers, but here's my question. So$11.50 to close robo-taxi doors. How much of the$11.50 does the DoorDasher get? Because we know that there's the DoorDasher tip area, and they tell you 100 % of this goes to your DoorDasher. How much are they getting of the$11.50? And then does it send them - I think DoorDash deserves a facilitation fee. I agree with that. As long as everyone's being treated fairly, which I'm sure they are. I'm just wondering the percent that they're getting. And then here's my other question is, so does it ping DoorDash or like you have a delivery, even though you're two miles away, you got to go close this Waymo's door?

1:16:15But then what if somebody walks by and closes it? Hopefully they get paid. I hope so. But I think it's just like a new, because outside of delivering food, there's other tasks that door dashers can do like oh you can be a what's the word courier or things like that so i think it's just like a new offering to door dashers that they can pick that up as a job i love it me too i think it's great especially around austin like well maybe maybe do keep leaving your door open start leaving your door no no no i've never done it yeah well it is cool that listen here's the thing a lot of people must be doing it if they've had to implement this so that's interesting but i would imagine if i saw somebody get out of a waymo and leave the door open i would just go shut i would go close the door and then the waymo can go on their way me too um things we learned this week okay so i saw this post and it said hey don't touch that apple now you're thinking about an apple and i was like I am thinking about an apple.

1:17:19And then it said, that's what happens to your kids when you say, don't run, don't climb. You're saying don't run. So then all they want to do is run. So instead say, walk only. And so the other day with Bubber, she climbed up on this chair. And instead of me saying, don't climb, I said, sit. And she sat on the chair. So they're saying, don't say, don't do this action. And then say the action you don't want them to do because in their brains, they hear climbing and they're like, I just want to climb. So instead say what you want them to do. I can really get behind and I really do inherently buy into the power of messaging.

1:17:59Yeah. And I see how important it is both in day-to-day life, whether it be business, friends, relationships. And so bringing that to children makes all the sense in the world. And so I'm all about putting these practices into play and calling them out both positively and negatively. So great call out. More examples. Don't run. Walking feet. Stop hitting. Gentle hands. Don't yell. Quiet voice. Yes. Love it. Well, ladies and gentlemen, thank you for listening. By the time this comes out, Harrison and I are on the beach in Miami. Sammy, I would love a virgin pina colada this time, but what I'm really looking the most forward to, the coconuts.

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