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It's not that you didn't want to stay with your mom, but you had some hard times when I left, and I know that.

And that was... And I know that it was hard for me. I mean I would get in my car and I would I almost broke my hand a couple of times hitting the steering wheel you know it was it was really

difficult for me but you I had I had to do that because I knew that

because I knew that if I didn't do it the right way, then I was going to hear about it.

Because there is a right way or a wrong way of doing because eventually you did get used to it I guess

I mean you had to there was no there was nothing else that we could do and this is the reason why hey you want to

coach basketball hell yeah I'm going to coach basketball you want to be a coach

for baseball of course I'm going to be the third base coach for baseball of course I'm going to do this I'm going to do this, I'm going to do that. Of course

I'm going to, you want to go on vacation? Of course you can stay with me for a week and a half

or whatever. It was always, I was always open to anything and everything. I didn't care.

There was no like... It had to be that way because there is no other way.

In order for you to grow up in a situation where it was normal as normal as

could possibly be.

That was my bad. I'm San, and this is Talk Easy.

Welcome to the show. Oh, Hey everyone. We have somehow made it to a hundred episodes of this podcast. I figured we would always make it to a

hundred but you never know. These things take a lot of time and energy and this

week on the show my dad came on.

You know, this was always going to happen since my mom came on at 50,

but I should say, since the beginning of this year my dad and I have had a conversation on the

phone I'd say once every couple weeks about his appearance on this show. It's not something he really wanted to do and in fact we have

been putting it off for the last month. You know, oddly enough he has been one of the harder guests to book. He's a very private person and

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