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Yeah.

Woo!

Oh shit.

Damn.

Woohoo.

We back up in it, Jay.

Wahoo. We back up in it. So what do you think? About what? Are we going to last? Who? You and me. What do you mean? I don't know. Are we going to make it through this? You and I as a couple? Yeah. I haven't had too many problems with you. Been on the up and up. You know what I'm saying? Too many problems. Too many problems. You haven't had too many. No. Only a couple. If so, you'd get a nice little wrap on the beak. And then things would return to normal. Watch it, brother. I'm more concerned about you.

What do you mean?

Kids are out of control.

Rightfully so.

Oh.

You don't realize how much you miss some structure, some disciplines in school until they're not in school and they're on internal spring break until you come home and they're

screaming in your face all day long.

But I've always said this and I've talked, I talked about it, where we talked about it on Dakota show. Oh, we're on there kind of talking about Dakota Myers. Dakota Myers got a great podcast called Front Toward Enemy that's on our network. It's fantastic. You should peep it as well. But anyways. Yeah. We were over there talking to him about how, because our schedule and our life and the way that we talk and how we are is just crazy.

How do you raise kids in a structured way?

So like I have always been like, that is the most important thing.

If I do nothing else, it's just making sure that they know what is coming up for the day. Right? And I've been doing that even when they were younger, where it's like your nap is at this time. You're going, like, so you feel safe in your routine. Where it's like, wake up, you're like, hey, nanny's going to come. You're going to do this, you know, drawing on YouTube. You're going to read this book here. You're going to jump on the trampoline, this part. Then when I get home, we're going to do this, right? So that they know in the day what it's going to be. Yeah. I've just been messing up. I haven't been doing anything right. I'm a horrible mom. You're great. You're fine. But like all that stuff is just falling apart. And I think a lot of people are feeling that too. So I'm saying this only because it's like, whatever it is, it's got to be okay. Or else I'm just going to fucking go crazy. Yeah. And I mean, look, you were out drinking with some other moms last night, probably not at a safe social distance, I would imagine.

We were in a driveway and our chairs were far apart.

Did anybody judge you guys?

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