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only on Netflix. I'm a feminist, but my friend, he doesn't have any children, and he had to take

his nieces at very short notice because his sister was injured, and he was saying,

oh my god, you know, it's a whole thing having children, isn't it? And I refer to him

immediately as Mr. Mom. I was like, oh, how's it going? Being Mr. Mom? Mr. Mom, now Mr. Mom,

if you're a very young person, you won't know this. Mr. Mom is a film from the 80s starring Michael

Keaton, and the entire plot is a man looks after his own children. That's the full plot.

And he can't, he doesn't know which end of the child the food goes in, he doesn't know how a

vacuum Hoover works, he doesn't know, he doesn't know the basic things about how to sit upright in a chair,

or which of these children might be his. He doesn't know anything, and that's the whole plot of the

movie. And I put this on Twitter when I realized what I'd said, I just said, all, you know, Mr. Mom,

this movie. And loads of young people said, I thought you were like joking about this would have

been an 80s movie, but they'd looked it up. And one of them said, what happened to all his female

relatives? Did they die? Why is he in this predicament? But it's so funny, you could not have a

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