My life-changing slogan for 2024 is, I'm sorry, I'm not accepting criticism at this time.

Oh, you didn't put enough salt in this. I'm sorry, I'm not accepting criticism at this time.

You scratched my car. I'm sorry I'm not accepting criticism. You just punched my wife. Oh, I'm so sorry. I'm not actually accepting criticism at this time. And I know there will be people listening to this going, that's quite toxic of you. And to you, I say, I'm sorry, I'm not accepting criticism at this time.

On this episode of the commercial break.

If you are the person who just shows up, maybe occasionally carries some luggage,

and then everything else is taken care of for you, you are the travel princess in that relationship. And enjoy it. And enjoy it. If it's working. Yeah. It's a privilege.

It's an honor to be a travel princess. I wear that badge with color. I love it. I think it's great.

I am a travel princess. As I will repeat, as I am in much of my life, I am an entitled human being.

And I'm entitled to have my trips planned for me.

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Ah, yeah, Cassacians, welcome back to the commercial break. I'm Brian Green. This is my dear friend and the co-host of this incredibly mediocre podcast. Chris and Joy Holtley. Best to you, Chris. Best to you, Brian. And best to you out there in the podcast universe. I hope you had a nice Father's Day, all of your fathers out there. Yes. Happy Father's Day to you. Oh, thank you. Father many times over. I know. Did you get lots and lots of presents like 30? Yeah. I don't know because we're recording this before Father's Day, but I would imagine that... I was going with it. Okay, thank you. I'll pull back the sheet just a little bit. But it's close. We're very close to Father's Day. We're just a day or two away.

Yeah, I imagine I'll get like, I'll probably sleep in. That's nothing strange. I'll sleep in. That's nothing that doesn't happen almost on the daily basis. I don't sleep in really, really late. But, you know, I'm a little bit later than Aster than some of the kids. but you know I always say if I could get a massage

and watch a little bit of golf on Father's Day, I'll feel happy. That's a good day for me. And then I just want to play with the kids. Like, I honestly just want to have fun. I do like playing with the kids. I really do. They're so much fun to play with. They really are. Yeah. They're a nightmare. You know?

Yeah.

They're a nightmare.

Okay.

Don't worry, Des.

I still want you to have kids.

Desbishop.net.

Thanks, Des for coming in.

We certainly appreciate it.

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