Well, fellas, I don't know if either of you have any medical advice for me. I know Hugo doesn't have kids. Jude, do you have any kids? I have three. Oh, you got three. Okay. So I am, maybe you can, I can vent to you a little bit here. My daughter, Evie, started preschool about five months ago, and we have been sick off and on for the last half a year

because those children are all just little vectors of disease right now they've uh both she

and my um my five-month-old son thomas have rsv which if you if you guys aren't familiar it's like a

it's a pretty nasty respiratory virus.

And so, of course, now we're getting that.

Jude, are you constantly sick?

I feel like as a parent, I'm constantly sick now.

In fact, I took my son to the hospital this morning.

Oh.

He was just throwing up all through the night and we had to rush down.

And folding off the same thing, this respiratory rush down and funny enough is the same thing

uh this respiratory tract issues and all of that yeah they say it's a season and all of that so

yeah oh it's awful it's just so unpleasant it's honestly you get over one it was messed up yeah

yeah and you feel so bad for the little things but they're also like this horrible bundle of germs.

And you're like, please don't breathe in my face.

Please stop. If they don't, they don't know, they won't cover their mouths. They're like, right in your mouth. But, yeah, you go, this is what you have to look forward to, my friend. Yeah, I can't wait. It sounds absolutely brilliant.

Sick 24-7 and the expenses of taking care and raising of a whole human being.

And then times three.

In this economy, I feel like it used to be a way to escape parenthood, which I very gladly.

I really want to have kids, of course.

But I feel like it used to be kind of low-key like a joke, 20, 30, 40 years ago.

Depends on your part of the world, of course, when people would say, oh, dude, I can't,

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