Oh, hey everyone welcome to Mandory's excellent adventure. I'm Matt. I am Dory. We're coming to you from what I would describe as Henry's most aggravated day.

He seemed aggravated it everything. Yeah, he was not a happy camper today. I would say this was the roughest day

since he was like a baby. Yes. I started I don't know how it started because I was asleep. How did it start?

He was fine this morning. Really? Yeah. Well, he really took a turn. He really took a turn.

This is what happened. He started trying to climb into a stroller which usually means that he wants to go for a walk.

Right. So I said okay Henry come with me to the bedroom so I can change out of my pajamas and we can go on a walk.

So we go into the bedroom. I start getting dressed. Then you decided to take him out into the living room. Yeah.

And you put him in front of the TV? No. Well, when I came out he was in front of the TV. Was he? Yes. I wasn't in front of the TV.

I know you would put him in front of the TV. I don't know what you were doing. I think you were making breakfast or something.

And then when it was time to turn off the TV to take him on the walk, he lost his mind. That's not what happened.

Remember when we went outside? I was outside with him because he wanted to go outside. TV was on. But he was already starting to melt down.

TV was on. TV was on. And he I didn't take him outside. He wanted to go outside. Okay. When you were outside with him, he was already starting to melt down.

I know. But I feel like you're trying to lace a blame on me. You need to calm down. But the reality of it is the point of no return happened between there.

And then nothing satisfied him. Yeah. And I was like, okay, like let's go on the walk and I put him in a stroller and he lost his mind.

Yes. He lost his mind. He then lost his mind at everything we tried to do with him. Like inconsolable.

Yes. The only thing he seemingly had some interest in doing was turning off and on the dryer.

Yeah. But then even lost interest. Yes. So finally, I took him into his bedroom. I turned down the light. I just tried to like hold him.

Eventually that did work. Eventually, he just laid down on the carpet with his thumb in his mouth.

Yes. So he was obviously pretty tired. Yeah. And then I was like, oh, you're exhausted. Because he started like closing his eye.

Then I was like, whoa, wait, no, don't fall asleep on the rug. So then, but then I had to change his diaper because of course he'd pooped.

Which he was not happy about. It does that a lot. But he was even less happy because he'd been freaking out.

But God has diaper changed. God, I'm in his sleep sack. Put him down. This was at like 10 past nine.

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