Dude Behind the Foods.

Yo, it's the dudes behind the food.

Wow, David, so.

Let me tell you something, man. Being a father is fantastic, but damn, I miss sleep, huh? You know what? You are in the thick of it right now, my guy. You are in the thick of it. The nanny finally left, huh? The nanny left, and it was our first. You know what? It wasn't bad. It's just that, like I said, I sleep in like two, three hour increments anyways. Okay. So it kind of works for me, right? The only problem is, is if Mariel's thing gets messed up and then I have to pull a longer shift. So our thing is that I will stay awake wherever. I'll take care of the baby, changes, diapers, whatever, and I'll just bring the baby to her for him to breastfeed.

I'll burp him.

I'll take awake wherever. I'll take care of the baby, changes, diapers, whatever, and I'll just bring the baby to her for him to breastfeed. I'll burp them. I'll take him away. She takes another nap. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So the first night, she probably slept a total of six to seven hours off and on. Okay, that's great. And then I just need four hours. Yeah, yeah. So I fell asleep from three.

I went to bed around three, fell asleep around five, woke up at nine.

So she took care of him for the rest, right? Because she slept basically seven hours.

Well, yesterday, the woman's body is so fascinating.

So it's wild.

It's just crazy.

So I didn't know that breasts can get blocked up like sewage.

So it's like if the breast.

Just this fucking, it's nuts.

Like a toilet that's been sit it on and sit in.

And you got, you wave, you use too much toilet paper.

And then you keep wiping because you see that little tiny

piece of brown streak and you keep going and going and going and get lost up oh god talk about who we'll

talk about brown streaks okay okay go baby shitting all over the place oh yeah and so this titty gets

if you guys don't know if you've never been around pregnant woman like i didn't know this it gets hard

like a rock because the ducks it hurts hurts. And it's so painful. She was in so much pain. So I just, my main priority for I need her to sleep. I don't want her to get sick. So whether it's, even because it's broken up, I need her to at least get seven to eight hours. I don't care what it is. So she got that on the first day, second day. She gets stuck. She's in pain. And I can't sleep because I'm watching this woman be in pain. And I feel terrible. Yeah. So finally when she was able to sleep, the baby slept a little longer, like three hours versus two. But because she couldn't get good sleep. I couldn't sleep. So I slept at 6 a.m. And then I wake up at three, so I only set three hours. Before I came here, I fell asleep in front of somebody's in house. Just on the street. On the street, this guy knocked on the window. He's like, excuse me. You know, there's been like, because of the fires, there's been a lot of like break-ins and stuff.

Yeah, yeah.

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