The

The It feels late to me, but that's fine.

I'm sure it'll be fine.

That's what Jen said, and now I have a human boy who lives at our house.

Get it?

It was a late period joke.

It's a period joke.

I know we don't do loose horseshit, so let's keep it tight.

But I will say the moment, I guess because it feels real, the moment Sunny was born felt momentous.

But the moment where Jen was like, hey, look, it's positive.

I am pregnant. I was like, hey, look, it's positive. I am pregnant.

I was like, oh, okay. I feel like I should feel more because it's like, but then there's

nine months of everything's basically the same, at least for like four or five months. Yeah,

everything. Yeah, you were like, baby, are you sure?

Are you sure, baby?

I've seen that movie, that play distance from here.

Oh my gosh.

If anyone gets that reference.

Seems like a deep good.

Let's, it's a deep and horrifying cut, which sets us up to talk nicely, other than the fact that we're two white guys with a podcast, which I want to gray it up top.

But we still can talk about, from our vantage, America's national shame.

America's national shame.

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