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Episode 246 is a country code belonging to Barbados.

In 1946, UNICEF, the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund, was created, and the Baby Boomer Generation kicked off.

I'm technically a Boomer, but I identify as Gen X.

Go, go, go!

Welcome to 246 episode of the ProvG Pod.

In today's episode, we speak with Stephen Dubner, the host of the Freakonomics Radio Podcast and founder of the Freakonomics Radio Network.

We discussed with Stephen a variety of topics, including the history of Adam Smith, the role of private equity in our society, and his thoughts on the seven dead leads sins.

I am back from Japan, a notification in Japan, two weeks, Tokyo Kyoto, Osaka, and Ago Bay.

I'm literally at the point of my life where I'm like, okay, I've worked my ass off.

I have some flexibility and some economic security, so I'm going to just vacation a shitson whenever my kids have time off work.

The first day is amazing, and by the end of the vacation, the idea of them leaving the house and potentially getting some sort of dysfunctional relationship driven fight with their father and never speaking to me again, sounds okay.

Sounds okay. I don't mind, by the end of the vacation, I don't mind the concept of being a strange from my children.

They are super difficult.

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