Just don't call in a podcast.

Ladies and gentlemen, Ebro-Laura Rosenberg.

Yeah, good morning, everyone.

Hopefully you've gotten in your cars on your way to your things,

checked out your other forms of entertainment, and you've checked in with us now.

Why do you say that?

You said they asked you to what do you mean?

Well, because I want people to know that, you know, recognize that, we recognize that they have other options before they come here.

But you hope that they've checked? You hope that they've, like before they come in but why but you hope

that they've like bounced around already yeah yeah so they could just stay with us oh like

you all got it out of the way that's right oh i just don't know to show what you meant

do you need to you think they do i don't i i just you said it two days in a row i was curious

about what this meant yeah that's all i just i just i just, you know, look, they got other options. There's also, well, you know, me. There's also, I'm very competitive. So I wanted you to go around and see what else is out there before you check in with it, and it's actually put something together for you. If we're running on time, that's our biggest problem. Getting people in here, getting their headphones on, getting things, you know, together and being on time. Hey, bro, for the price I'm getting paid, me surviving getting out of my bed today is a goddamn miracle. Well, listen, if you're trying to get paid paid from this program, you may not show up anymore. If it's about money, this is Rosenberg's last show. Thanks for coming out. It was a good time. No, me just being here. Today's night was the night, bro. It's like, it's hard. He's going to do something tough, and I've been through it, so I feel him. Having a baby and a senior dog at the same time is very hard. No, it's, it's not easy.

I'm sure there's people watching right now. They're like, wah, putting up wan emojis because they've done it like 90 times. Well, I guess what? For the people who've done it 90 times, it's actually easier, though. Yeah, probably, right? So, like, I don't think they relate. I honestly have decided I don't talk to people who have a bunch of kids about my, my hard times because they're not going to get it.

They don't talk to people who have a bunch of kids about my, my hard times, because they're not going to get it.

Well, they don't remember.

It's weird how the human brain works, too.

No, that's why they keep having more.

Right, because you don't remember that that first one was, the first one was definitely hard.

Or it was not as hard as you thought it would be.

And so you went and had another one one and the second one was a disaster at the toddler stage or the infant toddler stage.

Yeah, I've heard that that can be the case too, but yeah, we've been going through it for a while.

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