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7th 30 or so at night

or 8th or 8 thirds of room

especially if you have kids

because when you have kids, you have to be so careful

to keep everybody on the routine

the routine becomes the only way to preserve order

or it collapses into chaos

if it was up to me in our home I'd

Tell kids steps, ladies, you want? Do whatever you want. Just be respectful. Take care of

what you need to take care of. My wife does not abide that system. And it's a good thing

because we all need structure, but young people particularly need structure. I hear from

listeners all the time that they went to the military, usually the army or the Marines in

these two cases. But they went to the military because their life was off track. They went

to the military because they were at a bad spot. They went to the military and it wasn't

your traditional, I just wanted to serve my country. It was, I don't know where else to

turn. They go to the military and they talk about it turning their life around.

Yeah, like Mayo. Yeah. Yeah. Mayo, Nays. You're right. That's exactly right. But the reason is

they get structure, which gives them order and order can give you comfort. Order can give you

a sense of reliability and consistency. So there you are in your evening. And

then dad's at work. And mama has made dinner. She's gotten the kids to sit down long enough

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