Dude, first Father's Day, it's like the craziest.

How's that going?

It's a crazy feeling, honestly.

Everybody's like, you know, congratulations, which is like, you know, it's amazing and like,

you know, I've been super, I've been like pretty tired. Like the last couple nights I've gotten,

I've gotten more sleep because we finally figured out.

We finally figured out that not necessarily, you know, the whole feed.

I think there's always things to figure out.

But like we, you know, we were having trouble with, you know, feeding this little human being and, you know, like, you know,

trying to figure out what cries me and which, which now, like, she only cries when she's,

when she's hungry, really.

So, that's good.

But, dude, like the other night, you know, I hear crying and I'm like, okay, well, you know, Steph's probably going to wake up and, you know, probably i hear crying and i'm like okay well you know step's probably gonna wake up and

you know probably feed her or whatever dude like a couple minutes go by and she wasn't like

hysterically crying so i get up and you know i pick her up and uh i was like man like i fucking hope that there's you know a I pick her up and I was like, man, like, I fucking hope that there's, you know,

a bottle or something to give her. And, dude, I look over and stuff is just out. She's knocked

out. And I was like, all right, she's not getting up. Luckily, there was a, luckily,

luckily there was a bottle. So I was able to, I was able to do my thing because obviously I don't have the

the hardware to have the milk supply to provide this baby with, with food.

So, dude, like we stayed up for like hours.

I mean, we watched two movies.

We watched, and one of them was a long-ass movie fucking. Wow.

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