In the air, the rounds fight for the ball, and it's picked up by Miles Garrett.

He's going to score.

Cutdown!

Cut back by Chuck.

He's to the 10.

He's still running to the 5.

He dips outside left.

He's doing it.

Touchdown.

What a run.

Next job.

What's up, guys.

Welcome into a very quick episode of the OBR Film Breakdown.

I'm your host, Jake Burns,

and checking in quickly here because if you have not heard or paid attention to what's going on in my life,

which most of you, 99% of you probably have not, was lucky enough to, through the superhero powers of my wife,

we had our second son just on Friday. So I've had very little

downtime, as you would imagine, now trying to juggle the act of a four and a half year old at home

with a newborn and trying to do anything I can to help their mother who is recovering and trying

to do all the things that come with being a mother. I don't need to go into

that detail for a newborn. It's challenging, grueling mentally, physically, and everything for them. It's an interesting thing. Like, you would think that the nature of humans would be that the mother goes through the grueling nature of having the child. All that comes with that, the father would be able to do more of the nourishment, right? But that's not how it goes. The mother has to

give birth to the child and all that comes with that, the father would be able to do more of the nourishment, right? But that's not how it goes. The mother has to give birth to the child and then has to do all of the nourishment, which makes her extremely tired amongst also being physically destroyed from what happens during childbirth. Not to get into the details of that, but it's tough. It's tough to watch. It's tough to see, and I just want to do everything

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