Hello, everyone. Welcome back to the podcast. Today, my lovely wife, Katie and myself are going to be talking about whether or not we should continue honoring our parents as adults and what that looks like, because I mean, obviously we should honor our parents as adults, but more, more specifically, what does that look like in a practical way?

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Thank you, Katie. So it was a good joke. All right, let's get this thing rolling.

Okay, it feels good to be back at the now that we're a family, global headquarters here in court, Elaine, because it's been a while.

It has been a while. We were just saying how nice it is to be able to sit down and know we aren't going to get interrupted, because yeah, it's kind of hard to like keep your head straight.

And then know that like potentially a baby's going to start crying.

Yeah, since you have in the baby, we've been kind of hit or miss on when we can record and how we can record. So we've been doing quite a few from our house from our garage studio, which I'm grateful we're able to do.

But it does, it is a lot more, like you said, relax. There is an element of stress that comes with trying to record at home, especially the more kids we have, because just the likelihood of one of the kids waking up or coming up to the garage increases.

Yeah, well, I think the trick is the four big kids were really on a schedule altogether, and they still are Lionel still on his own schedule.

And so I think that's what throws things off. It's like, okay, he's bad. Is he going to go to sleep? Is he not yet? Is he going to want to be up for another hour?

Yeah, I kind of had a little meltdown today. I think that that's not what this whole podcast stuff is going to be about.

Are you sure? I feel like this could be good.

I'm going to talk to someone you guys listen to me. I didn't see this coming.

But this is the nice thing about having multiple children. It doesn't necessarily get easier.

But when you have certain things happen, you know what's going on. Okay, so let me give you an example.

So like today, I start being like, we're Lionel's eight weeks now. So we're officially in the full swing of everything.

And I think the straw that broke the camel's back was trying to, what?

This is way more, I didn't know about all this. I didn't know about the, not know about your meltdown and the camel's back breaking.

Like this is dramatic.

The camel's okay.

Was trying to add in working out every day because that takes a significant portion of time.

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