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Hey, everybody.

We're here this week with Caroline Hobby, who's done a lot of stuff.

She has been in a band successfully.

She has dominated reality television. She has been in a band successfully. She has dominated reality

television. She has a podcast now that is doing really great. Caroline, thank you for being here.

Thanks for having me. What I see most from you content wise now is you and your daughter. It feels

like just yesterday that Sonny was born. That's a crazy, crazy thing to watch happen.

I cannot believe that she's as old as she is now. Does it fly like that?

It flies. And now you are in the beginning of it all. You're in the beginning of the best part

of the rest of your life. It doesn't feel like it's flying yet. It's really crazy.

You know, we had a friend and they said, take so many videos. I mean, I'm such an emotional sap. I'll cry all the time. But like, I, a memory popped up today and Sunny was four and now she's almost seven and she was trying on this leotard and she was like looking herself in the mirror and she was like liking it and then she was like I I don't like this one. I'm going to take it off and I'm like her little baby voice. And then she was playing on the piano and she was singing like the song to her stuffed animal, how she loved it. I'm like, she was a baby. And now she's turning seven. I remember yesterday her being born, literally. And now she's's almost seven so they say the days are long

that the years are short and that is just could not be more true i know you're in like the sleep

deprivation part yeah and she's 11 weeks old now and it's been crazy and again i thought i would

have all these existential thoughts about wow i'm going to think all the time about being a dad, two humans coming together, developing this. But mostly it's like there are no time for those thoughts because as soon as I get home, there's not a lot of time for thinking. Which is kind of nice. There's a lot of time for, it's this constant. You know what? I didn't realize that a baby is so constant.

It's all the time. I know why parents are always exhausted. Yeah. Yeah, it's constant. My wife, and I'm not even acting like I do most of it. Well, I know you don't. Yeah, my wife does. It's always the wife. Yeah. And so, you know, I'll work and then I go home and I try to help her out as much as possible.

And it's like, I'll take the wife. Yeah. And so, you know, I'll work and then I go home and I try to help her out as much as possible.

And it's like, I'll take the baby.

I'll try to, you know, give you a break to do whatever.

But, yeah, it feels like a blur.

Like the last 11 weeks have been a blur.

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