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How's it going out there? It's Wednesday, August 29th and I'm Frank Curzier,

host to the S&A Investor Podcast where I break down the headlines and tell you what's really moving these markets.

It's been a crazy week for me.

I think I mentioned a few times that I have two daughters, a two-year-old and a four-year-old. My two-year-old is teething really bad. She's

basically crying 90% of the time she's awake.

Then at night, she wakes up three times a night,

cries a little bit more, and she's teething so bad

that she drools like the, you know,

the dog of Turner and Hooch, like she's just drooling constantly just ruling constantly constantly you know you kind of

felt bad so I know she's in pain but we have to change this shirt I'm not even

exaggerating like six times a day you can almost ring it out almost like you put

under a force that someone she's drooling and youoling and she's just in a lot of pain.

You do feel terrible as a parent, but I don't know, you're also like, alright, enough, really.

Like somebody shut this kid up and people who don't have kids are probably saying, oh, that's so mean, but people who do have kids listen to. it's

so mean but people who don't have kids are probably saying, oh, that's so mean, but people do have kids listen to a baby cry for like 15 hours straight is probably like,

yeah, all right, enough's enough, but that's one of the events going on.

Another one is my four-year-old daughter just got her

tonsils out. Found out a week ago and they had you know we scheduled for

Friday and it's a little scary. I mean it's a common procedure you know, it's still surgery and it's your daughter,

you know, and my wife and I were really worried at the time. And the reason she'd eat her tonsils

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