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Benny Boy, fellow father. I was thinking about this, and hope you'll share because every time I bring up your

beautiful baby to be, you're always hitting it with this. Baruch Hashem, Baruch Hashem, B.H., B.H.,

you know, praise God, love God. Explain the superstition amongst Jews and a baby to be.

I think we're just realists.

Like, I think it's true.

Like, I think everybody walks around happy go lucky, which is really an amazing way to live.

And I do live my, most of my life that way, where I am an optimist through and through.

But I have, as I think a lot of us, I have like, I have many people in my

orbit that have had late stage complications. Like I've had, my mom had a miscarriage. Like,

these things happen. And so to, to walk around as if can't, there's just something about the gravity of the situation that makes

you just want to say, I want to be so excited, I am so excited, I'm holding my breath and just

B.H. I don't know. I don't know. That's, hopefully that makes sense because I don't,

it's just, it's, it's just a gut feeling like

people bring it up i'm like it's amazing if it happens and like like thank god everything's

going well and it looks good and healthy it's just scary man that's all i think we're just scared

but also jews don't we don't create a room until the baby's here. You don't build a nursery. You don't have showers or any of that, right?

No, nothing. Nothing. No, once the baby is born, then you do, you go hog wild.

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