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Master manipulators, this kid's gonna be the greatest poker player the world has ever seen,

the hardest negotiator. Let me hit you with an example. We were going to bed the other

night, I was telling him a story. He's twirling around a little string, you know, like we have

this little pillow that attaches to the bed, it's kind of like bumpers and there's

little extra string. He's twirling it around his finger and he asks me, is this okay?

Can I respond? Yeah. Like, it wasn't like, yeah, it wasn't, no, it was, yeah. Which you as

an adult human aerial, what does that mean to you? That means, ah, not really. It's okay,

but like, there are some ways in which it's not. And he looked me dead in my eye sockets

and he says, yeah, but not really. And I was like, this kid has read me like a book. Then,

of course, I had to go on to explain that it's okay to twirl around your finger when you're awake,

but I'd like you to tuck it to the side because daddy's a little worried about you. I don't know,

stringling yourself in the middle of a night, because daddy's ideas is huge. Really, we

probably just cut the string if we're worried about it. But I was. They are less than six inches,

so you don't have to worry about him strangling himself. Okay, I guess that is true. Yeah,

circumference of a neck is quite large. We won't talk about this anymore, but we are going to

talk about dad stuff today. We're going to talk about dad stuff. Yeah, it's a daddy episode. Yeah,

you know, you started talking about daddy anxiety. I want to, you know, we're coming off an episode

where Rachel and I talked all about our sort of mom things, you know, like postpartum,

partum, just anxieties about being a mom and and body changes and things like that. And

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