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only on Netflix. I'm a feminist, but I have created a four-year-old, arrogant, white,

cis male man. He's only four. We don't have this much information on this

job. I'm a feminist, but I have a son so sexist that during lockdown, he said to me,

all at a ross, Mubby, is that you find a man, do the work, and get a baby in that tummy.

He did not say that. Yes, he did say that. Hey, genuinely said find a man.

Do the work. Get a baby in that tummy. Does he know what the work is? Well, so he's obsessed

with babies. He's obsessed with them. He wants to be some sort of dad's brother hybrid. He's

really into wanting a baby. He's brooding. Yeah, he's brooding. About two, three months ago,

sometime in recent, but not like days ago, recent history, he'd asked me for the millionth time,

and he's kind of okay level of intelligence now. He'd asked me for the millionth time, how do you

make a baby? You know, what happens to make a baby? What goes on? He's got all these body books,

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