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27:37That represents the city of Austin. Like a classic. A quintessential Austin restaurant. Okay. That's not the word I'm looking for, but I'll go with that. Quintessential, it works for this, but that's not what I'm looking for. Quintessential is an adjective that means representing the most perfect, typical, or purest example of a thing. To me, ski shores is so Austin. I would say in that 10 out of 10 times, I would say quintessential. Yeah. You used the word quintessential. So quintessential Austin establishments. Okay. All right. Yep. If I create a list of them, whether it's steakhouse, like Driscoll Grill is the steakhouse for me.

28:24Even though it's... Your top picks? No, it's like Terry Black's barbecue.

28:33What restaurant best embodies the city? Quintessential. Quintessential. That's also a good word for that, yeah. So Cisco's on the east side does that. Now they have this pop-up truck, which I've never been to. It's not a truck. It's not a truck. It's not? Nope. It is a counter-style, very Caddyshack-esque. Okay. It's cool. It's cool. I'm excited to try it out. Okay. So on that note, Webster's has put some new words in the dictionary and we need to review them. I don't know if they are yet. All right. So dictionary, Miriam's Miriam Webster dictionary added 1395 new words. Jeez. Of those words. That's a lot of words.

29:21Okay. So what did they add this year? They added superfood. Love it. Love it. It's like, wow, surprised it took them so long to add superfood to the dictionary, right? Makes a lot of sense, yeah. But you would have thought maybe that'd be, or, okay, I didn't know that we did an annual update. So maybe it takes a long time. They need to see mass adoption. Okay. So what's another word they added this year? Looksmaxing. Yes. Looksmaxing? Yeah, looksmaxing. What is that? When you're looksmaxing. Like you look great? No, you're like maximizing your looks. How do you spell that? L-O-O-K-S-M-A-X-X-I-N-G?

30:01They added vibe coding. They added cuffing season. What? And crash out. The standards. Miriam. Miriam. Miriam. I think that's the biggest point here. It's called Miriam. It's not called Celeste. Like, the name is Miriam Webster. We need... Have some standards. The slang... Come on. The internet slang... That lives in another world. Miriam Webster to me is not an edgy book. Well, they just want to be hip with the times, I guess. I mean, they're keeping it alive. Are we like the old boomers on complaining about this? I'm not complaining. I'm fascinated. I'm fine with it. Don't you need to know the definition of looks maxing if someone says it?

30:46And what better source than Miriam Webster's dictionary? But growing up, we had all these, we used all this slang. And none of that slang made it in. Well, you don't know that it did or did it. Give me an example. You didn't host a podcast then that reported to the Merriam-Webster's Updated. Like, name a word. What did you guys used to say, you and the boys? Okay, let me think of one. Slick.

31:18How good is chat, GBT? Can they give us some... What year did you graduate? High school. 2007. 2007. What were some slang words in 2007? We'll see. Okay, brunk.

31:36Brunk is the word we would use for working out. Well, that didn't make it down here. You asked for a word, there's a word.

31:52I don't like it. What? How are you spelling brunk? B-R-U-N-K. I just don't think that that means anything.

32:02This is what it says. Just like the front trunk on an electric car is a frunk. No, we're talking brunking. Are you a brunker? Yeah, I think that that was a you thing. Yeah, I think that maybe just didn't make it clear. Oh, it was maybe a hockey term? Mm. Did we get some words that were said around that age or no? Yes. You did? Okay, cool. Oh, pwned. What's that mean? Pwned, like getting owned. Like getting owned. Jules. But did pwned make it into the dictionary? I haven't seen that word in so long. You heard that word? Pwned? Yeah, pwned. That's a great one. Let's bring it back. There we go. Did pwned make it into the dictionary?

32:40Okay, that's what I know. What's pwned? I guess here's my point. Like I owned you? Here's what I need from Miriam's dictionary, from Miriam's Webster's dictionary. I need a word to have sat in existence for more than three years before we put it in. Pwned is in the dictionary. Boom. To thoroughly dominate, defeat, or compromise someone. Pwned. I just pwned that. Well, I'm going to use that. No, just pwned you. Pwned you. I owned you. And then if you'd like to know how it's spelled. I would. It's P-W-N-E-D. Would have never gotten that right. There's no O. No O. Would have never gotten that right.

33:16It's in the Merriam-Webster. Okay, so Miriam was my grandma's name, which is why I think I'm viewing this as a classic person. Like, I'm just imagining telling my grandma we're going to add looks maxing into the dictionary. This is my other question, though. Do you not know who Clav is? No. Do you know who Clav is? I know who Clav is. It's Clav. Clavicular. Clav is, I would say, the internet sensation of 2026 for... For looks maxers. for a very specific part of the internet. Okay. But his... He's garnered such attention in the most love it or hate it way. He's probably the most polarizing person on the internet in 2026.

34:00Is that fair to say? Sure. Do people like him? I mean, I guess some people do, some people don't. Well, some people love him, some people hate him. And his whole shtick is about, like, looking amazing as a guy. And so... I love that for him. Mmm. No, we don't. In a very womanizing way. Oh, we do not love that. This is tough for me to say because I've seen nothing. Here's my question. So, yeah. Well, I have a question. Yeah. We'll keep going on, Clave. Is that it? Yeah. He's a live streamer. He's a live streamer. And he gives one of the things he does is he like rates your, what are they called?

34:41He does these like reviews of people to their face. Girls or boys? Boys. everyone oh does he do what he goes to so what are you you guys are you guys are i'm not getting that we love him i'm just on like yeah i'm on anti-clav yeah yeah okay okay so okay for you page so i'm just wondering though when miriam webster adopts a word into the dictionary do they let apple know so apple can then stop underlining it red i would assume and and does apple then be able to like help you predictive text like that's the word you're looking for i would think autocorrect could get looks maxing you think so yeah i wonder if it could get pwned i just i imagined me having a hard time spelling that yeah i just wonder if apple runs their own dictionary if there there's an api plugin it's the same thing with microsoft though like if you're typing on word i don't know if that was the right but sorry i it's the same thing with microsoft when you're typing on words is it going to know looks maxing so they've also added sunday scaries

35:43I agree. Are these words going to stand the test of time? I don't know. I need words to stand the test of time. That's my point. This is hilarious. Pwned did not autocorrect. Looks maxing has. So it's not up to date yet. That is hilarious. Pwned? Let me just send it. No problem. So it did... But that makes sense. Is they just... Pwned was already in it. Yeah. Looks maxing. They just announced this. so apple hasn't had time to update yet correct interesting you guys know harrison and i love doing things differently so when it comes to teaching your kids about money someday i already know we're not doing it the traditional way that's why i love what cash app is doing cash app now offers managed accounts for kids age 6 to 12 with no hidden fees no minimum balance requirements plus something no other kids financial app offers one account your child will never outgrow their savings habits and history carry forward from a parent managed account at six years old to a teen account at 13 to a full account at 18.

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38:27So what was her name? Maybe we leave her name out of it. Sure. She's got enough scrutiny. I saw her comments were off. Well, they're not off on the apology post, but so here's my - She did taunt. Like, it's not like she did it, stayed quiet and then did an apology. she did it uploaded a story with a cheeky caption that she took down and then came out with the apology so we do need to no no no people are calling that out it's the most liked comment which is like this is a PR comment because if you were sorry you would apologize right away so I saw the cheeky thing where she won she won the race and she was so proud that she won the race and lots to be proud of very tough competition no because here's the thing to me that is a selfish is a very tough word there but the more i've thought about it the more it's like okay great for you but everybody else who's also trying to get a good time maybe you're there trying to um set your pr your personal record you're now having to deal with equipment being tainted it's gonna smell like you've ruined everybody else's experience 100 yeah that's where i I think this whole thing's very off base.

39:48I just think, great for you, but what about everybody else? But in Hyrox's defense, so one, they've come out and they've changed the rules, but two, the CEO of Hyrox, he came out and he took accountability for it, and he said, it's my job to predict the different scenarios that may happen, and I failed to predict this one, and so we're going to now put the pieces in place to prevent matters like this from happening again. And so, like, it's a newer sport. It's a newer thing. There's, like, you just got to applaud their... I think the way they handled it was really good. Wait, wait, wait, sorry.

40:31I think the way that High Rocks handled it was great. Yeah. Because I understand you're writing the rule book and you don't think someone's gonna poop and keep going. I get that. But then in defense of this girl, Like while I'm a full, I'm in full, um, give me a word. Give me, no, not agreement. Alignment. I'm, uh, pushing the rhetoric. It's a perpetuator. It is rhetoric. Just so you know. While I'm a firm believer that high rock should be a poop-free sport. Okay. I'm an advocator of poop-free high rocks. Advocate. An advocate. in her defense this is something that like as Jules said happens in marathon so like what was she supposed to do pull herself out of the race it was on high rocks to pull her out of the race so I just think when you're running a marathon I assume what goes through your head is I'm outside and once I mean are any marathons laps So do you touch the same place twice?

41:40Sometimes. Okay. Not the majors. Yeah. Okay. So I think that has a lot to do with it. And I think being outside has the most to do with it. The fact that in high rocks you use a sled push, then somebody else comes behind you and uses the sled push. But that's like, I'm totally with you, but it's on them to take her out. Of the race. Like she's locked in, she's in a zone. She doesn't know like those photos are not good. She doesn't know how bad the photos look Yeah, okay, you know what I'm all for human people grace and so yes I think she knew that she was covered in poop. I don't know. I don't know you know what maybe I don't think it's in your friend Okay, let's I think it's in your back.

42:28Let's give her the benefit of the doubt. I agree with that I just think I do wish the initial response from her it just The video of her finishing felt very like, I PR'd, I did it. Oh, I didn't see it. It was just very like, what about everybody else? I can't believe I'm defending her. No, no, no. I think that it's very nice that you are. I'm actually, I'm down for you to defend her. But I'm not defending the cheeky post. I don't know how cheeky it was, but I did see it. What I'm defending is... She said a win is a win. Yeah. Well, what about the second place that had to smell your poop? I'm just, that's where I'm gonna defend everybody else.

43:01And that's where I need to bring my full take on this. My full take on the minute she poops, she should have been pulled from the race. And I put the accountability of her not being pulled on the race on High Rocks much more than her. Because you're an athlete and you're in the zone. But this is where I think it's interesting. I think the public court of opinion is putting a little more accountability on her. They're saying, yeah, High Rocks should definitely pull her out. But like, human to human, are we serious? We were going to keep going. I think that's where people's mind go. And that's why I'm happy we're not saying her name.

43:31Let's leave her out of it. Let's just talk about the idea of this happening because I'm sure she's now mortified because people are going so, I mean, you know how the internet is. They're going so hard on it. But it's like, my take is just like, yeah. I think people are giving her threats. That's ridiculous. Completely offside and ridiculous. Chill out, we're just talking. Like that in general is absurd to me. But I do think like, you poop, it's gonna affect everybody else's race.

44:07Can I have Harrison defend a comment? Yes. Yes. I think High Rocks is cool. Someone in the comments called it adult PE class. I've called it adult PE class. Oh, really? Oh, yeah. We agree. Okay. 100%. It's what it is. Okay. Did you have to do, I don't know, in Canada, but like the presidential, what was it called? Presidential race? Yes. And it was blue and red. There was this thing that we had to do in grade school, Harrison, where you would like - There was just different elements. Like you had to do sit-ups. You had to do the sit and reach. Yeah. Where you can see how far you could - We had the beep test.

44:46What's that? You have to run from one end of the gym to another before the beep. So beep one, you have to cross before beep two hits and then it gets faster and faster and faster. This was the presidential fitness exam. They stopped doing it in 2012. Why did they stop doing it? It was too competitive and they wanted to focus on something more health focused, which I support. That was a little scarring for people that weren't as athletic. Well, what was it? I don't remember. I think I remember the sit and reach because I was good at that because I could dance. You had to run a mile. A mile? Yeah, we had to run a mile.

45:24I was always the slowest. Me too, I can't run miles. You had to do a certain number of sit-ups in a minute. it and would you get a blue or a red badge i wouldn't i can't remember i believe you got a blue or red badge you would a presidential physical fitness award yeah it was blue yeah yeah yeah yeah but like then what did they replace this with so they wanted if they felt this wasn't good and they removed it then if you're going to remove it what did you replace it with it was replaced with the presidential youth fitness program with a focus on health rather than on competitive ranking. Oh, I'm fine with that.

46:04But let's hear what their place to it. And you had personal goals. There's still five core exercises, but you had personal goals as compared to being ranked against other kids. I like that. That's much more inclusive. I'm actually very for that. I just wanted to make sure they didn't get rid of it as a whole because I do think the principle of it stood for something good, which is just like be active yeah understand how you know things you could do um okay so what what why did we get there presidential race to bring it all together had she known how bad adult pe class had she known how bad the poop thing was she should have pulled her she should have put she should have let me be clear she should have pulled herself out of the race she should have but it wasn't her job to do it that's my point it was not her job to do it, correct.

46:57And then secondarily, we're gonna give her a pass because she did apologize eventually. Although some people are saying that it's a PR apology and she only did it because people were really going after her. But I do think that she still did it. So we're gonna move on from it. And the last thing I'm gonna say, I'm gonna completely put my foot, I'm gonna put my foot in my mouth here. I do think she should be suspended for, like, I think she should get a one to three race suspension. Okay. So now that I say that and I think that, then that clearly is putting more accountability on her than I was before.

47:41I don't know why between High Rocks and her, I'm putting more accountability on her. I just am. Yeah, I like that. Sometimes it's the airline, sometimes it's the passenger. This one for me is the passenger. Flip-flop Fugman over here. That's okay. Flip-flop Fugman. Hey, we're all for it. I think she should be suspended for between one to three races. I just think you... And so that means that how I truly feel is there was real accountability on her. What do you feel about her sponsor pulling her line? What? Do you the line? She was a sponsored athlete. And she had a line with a fitness brand. And they pulled it.

48:20So I actually, that doesn't, I actually don't like that. And like, I may need to, he's so on it. This is the opportunity of opportunity for dude wipes. Yeah. This is the opportunity of opportunity for dude wipes. And we are now a dude wipes family. So dude wipes have become a big moment, especially with potty training. Like dude wipes for potty training are, well, dude wipes when you're a kid, because I guess we're in a ponytail. Dude wipes for when your kid starts going to the bathroom by themselves are a game changer. And the dude wipes guy, yeah. So, sorry, I don't love that her line got pulled.

49:03Yeah, it's ridiculous. Line never should have been pulled. Line never should have been pulled. We're talking a one-to-three match suspension would have been my call. Because here's the thing that people need to realize. Number one, everyone is now talking about high rocks, which is good for high rocks, okay? number two this athlete whether she all press is good press she needs she'll come back from this it's it's a blessing for her though because if if you have a sponsor that's gonna pull over that they would have pulled over anything yeah so she'll get another sponsor probably a better sponsor yeah she's got to keep her head high and keep going but like right now yeah people are mad at her but that's okay she's got it she's got to be resilient we're gonna see what she's made of yeah um i don't like that the sponsor pulled but i hope she gets a better one but i think she should be suspended and i think she needs to take a lot of accountability because you cannot be pooping and running everybody else's experience but i'm still cheering for this i'm still cheering for this athlete go do your thing but like yep we've seen a lot of athletes make a lot of missteps you've seen a lot of athletes make a lot of worse i feel like i've bought every body product that promised to change my skin and most of them just end up back in the cabinet you guys so the fact that I've been using one every single day since I was pregnant says everything.

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52:02No, no, I love it though. If this is what we're obsessed with, I'm good with it. Here's what I love about it. The most important part of it for me. One, the event, the way it's put on is very, very, very high quality. But two, it is standardized. So the thing I hate about rec league sports or beer league sports, whatever you call them, is they're not standardized. You don't know how good you are. Here, you compare my time to the time of someone in London, to the time of someone in Oklahoma City, to the time of someone in Vancouver. Like, it is standardized, and that's what I love. Yeah, I'm all for it.

52:38Size me up. But I'm all for, like, if this is what we're going to love, I'm all for it. Like, this is, it only perpetuates a healthy lifestyle, which, like, it's just, it is the presidential fitness test for adults. 100 % is, Jules. And the fact that they were already doing so well, like they sold for$699 million, that was before this happened. $697. $697. I think they're going to explode even more after this, which I actually don't want them to explode anymore. I loved the size of it. Okay. Moving on to, let's discuss what's happening in LSU. Or you take it away here. Now we're going to go to football.

53:21Yeah, we had two college football topics. I feel like this pod only has space for one college football topic. So you pick. Do we agree? Yes. Okay. So here's what I want to do. All right. The Athletic did a deep dive research piece predicting what each college football play, what each college football team paid their players. Okay. Okay. Pays their players. Yes. And is this from NIL money from boosters? Yeah. So total payments to players. Okay. We're just going to pull it up.

54:05So what the total roster payments to the players are in college football. So here are my questions. What team do you think pays their players the most? Total? Yes I would think UT would be high, but I'm gonna say USC

54:29Jules well, I have it Ohio State estimated budget 49 to 54 million dollars Geez so that means boosters are giving them that money because none of this comes from the school, right? So I was just trying to guess this is something that like I I actually need to own a blind spot here on, yes, this is all, this would, I guess, this is all, I would assume this is all NIL money. Can we confirm that? Yeah. Because what I was trying to do is guess who I would think has the wealthiest alumni base. Yes. Which is why I did USC. So this was good. I don't know why I didn't double tap into what this number was.

55:09But then you have to have those alumni willing to spend on the football program, which Ohio State does actually make a lot of sense. I'm sure USC is like, no, dude, you guys figure it out.

55:24It says their annual name, image, and likeness roster budgets. Yeah, so that's NIL. Name, image, likeness. Okay. Okay. So Ohio State won. Can you... So Texas is three. Wow, who's two? Any guess on who two is? Give us left, middle, or right of the country. this so this one at face value you wouldn't get you never get it's on the west coast you would never think them until you realize that they are located with a in the head right by the headquarters organ yes nike very smart okay now the question for you where do you think Oklahoma ranks?

56:1611. This is very good news for Oklahoma. This shows Oklahoma's being very smart with their money. Okay, good. Oklahoma ranks 21st. Okay. And Oklahoma is consistently ranked well above 21st. Okay, good. Good, good. Yeah. Because I think the big way to look at this is, alright, Texas is 3. They should be ranked 3. We should be ranked 3 or better. Yeah. The most inefficient spender on here to me is probably Auburn or Nebraska. Spending a lot, not doing very good. Yeah, both those football teams seem to stink. And the last one, the most surprising big spender on the list, I would go as far as saying...

57:10Actually, none of the top ten are that surprising. It's Ohio State, Oregon, Texas, LSU, A &M, Miami, Notre Dame, Ole Miss, Tennessee. Ohio State's the number one most surprising thing to me. I agree. The number one. I just, I never, I wouldn't have thought they'd be in the top ten. Ohio State? Yeah. What? I think a skew. Where's the money from? Yeah, who's the big donor there? Like, when you tell me A &M is a top five team. Oh, that's going to be agriculture money. Like, you know that that is... Like, there is real oil money there. So who's... In ag. And when Indiana is top 15, it's like, well, Cuban has been a pretty large...

57:49Like, quite closely linked to that program. Lex Wessner. Who's that? Oh. Al Brands. Yeah. Well, that's why I made that face too. Okay. What face? He's the one that was very closely tied to Jeffrey Epstein. But he's L Brands, um, Victoria's Secret, Bath & Body, that's based, like... But he, so he's, he's footing the football team bill? Major individual and family donors, Lex Wessner, the Schotts... Oh, I should know how to pronounce this. Is it the Schottenstein family? What do they do? I don't know, but I think there's something named after them there. Okay. Okay. The Shoemaker and the Trott families?

58:34I don't know, the only name I knew off of this is Lex Wessner. but that like makes sense columbus is like a pop in place i'm not saying it's not a pop in place with lots of people with lots of money and i get there's a lot of successful people from there that's not the point the point is like it's not only but that's the thing it's not that there's a lot of it's not that there's a it i think that this nil money takes a very special potent thing i think a &m is a good example of it you have to have a lot of money and they have to be willing to spend it on football. How much do you think Lex Wessner gave to OSU football?

59:08Let's hear it. Guess. $20 million. No, I think... $700 million. $7.9 billion? Okay. How much money is he worth? So I guess that's the point, is if you don't have all those dynamics working for you, it doesn't really matter if you have one mega donor. Yeah. Who is willing to spend it on football? Yeah. All right, let's do a bicker of the week. Does that sound like fun? Okay. So the bath mats in your bathroom, are outside shoes allowed on those or not? They're absolutely not. I cannot believe that you wear your shoes. What a bait and switch. We're having a little issue in our household, you know, since we've moved in.

59:53Harrison gets his outside shoes. Listen, I tried to ban outside shoes in the bedroom on any type of carpet. That didn't work. So then I said, all right, let's just not wear them on the bath mat. Can we give me that? And you know what? This morning he trekked his little shoes on the bath mat and I drove him out of the room. I said, get out of here, H. We need to move your sink. No. So we have the his and her sinks. Hers is on the right side. Mine's on the left side. Hers is in front of the bath mat. If you move, if you take the left sink, then we don't have a problem. Harrison, exactly. Mine is in front of the bath mat, and yet I never step on it.

1:00:34No, because you're there. You're in position. Do you have a bath mat that stays out at all times? Yes. Ooh, Jules, did I just win this? No. Should the bath mat not stay out at all times? Maybe that's the bicker of the week. Should we pick up our bath mat when we're not taking a shower? What? I have, like, a real mildew, like... I hate mildew, like, more than anything in the world. So I use bath mats that are more like a towel material that it's just like a one and done. Oh. And then that way there's no mildew. You one and done your bath mats? Maybe two and done, but yeah. That's fine. If that's her thing, I'm all for it.

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1:02:57Let's go to what we're watching. I would like to, so Harrison was gone Sunday night through Wednesday. And every night I lit a candle. I put the kids to bed. I lit a candle. I showered. I got in bed with my pajamas. And I've been bricking my phone. I've been bricking my phone for like over 12 hours a day, which has been lovely. and I watched The Parent Trap and then I watched the Lizzie McGuire movie and I hadn't seen either of those two movies in such a long time they were so much fun to watch The Parent Trap is a Nancy Meyers movie I didn't know that that's why it's so beautiful because Nancy Meyers movies are always so beautiful so that's what I'm watching I'm on the classics train

1:03:43Cinderella Story 51st Dates those are some I'm starting to think of you know that they're making another Parent Trap with lindsay yes did you know that bubber was asked to be in the movie what actually

1:04:04maybe what by who

1:04:11by who

1:04:16joke what a weird joke you're such a dork i just can't believe that you somehow thought that that happened i was trying to play a little joke on jewels i didn't know if like somebody asked you and you just said no and then moved on with life and like never reported it no bubba was not asked to be in parent trap okay okay so um

1:04:43what are you watching they just make two well i just i have something are we are we are we wrapping down this episode yeah we are okay okay so the gentleman season two is out very good show uh it is what i would say a dark comedy. Okay. About drug trade. Hilarious. It is by Guy Ritchie. He's done something else. He's done a lot of great stuff. And it's, yeah, it's super entertaining. I'm loving season two. Do you have any friends named Guy? My grade 10 basketball coach was named Guy De Silva. Okay. Okay. Big thing for us, we won the Junior Provincial Championships in grade 10. Huge. Congrats. JPC is big.

1:05:35Should we celebrate tonight? We got rings. Yeah. Yeah.

1:05:44The next time somebody says you guys celebrating anything special, like if we're out at a restaurant, we got to just start saying that. In 2005, we're at JPC05. Big underdog story. we were ranked like 14 coming into the tournament yeah we had this guy on our team named Chris Barrett he was so good he was so good we're celebrating yeah for sure it was a big moment for us it was big oh great that's so funny I had a big shot in the finals we'll tell the way to the whole story see if he can bring us out a cake with a candle at the end. Yeah. Oh. I didn't start for that team. I was 16. Terrible. John Lintner started, yeah.

1:06:38Terrible. He got the fourth spot. And Guy was your coach? Guy was the coach. We ran small ball. What's that? We ran like four guards. I actually don't care. One big man. Brent Clancy was a big man. Huge to know. Big boy, yeah. Okay. That's so exciting. Congratulations. A couple years delayed there. So you're watching The Guardian. the gentleman i've lost it i think we're gonna wrap thank you guys for listening thank you for listening we love you i'm i'm crying um and we will talk to you monday have a great weekend we ran a 131 full court press that was the big part of it oh thank god thanks for listening to another episode of two parents if you enjoyed the show don't forget to subscribe, like, comment, rate, and review.

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