So as I was saying, I hate Matt Rife.

No, I'm kidding.

I mean, I'm not kidding that I hate him, but I'm kidding that that's not going to be the topic today.

I feel like 45 minutes on one person that I severely dislike is enough for one month of podcast

episode. So that was episode 184. If you missed it, we're on to fresh new topics this time.

But just let it go without saying that I despise him for what he said in his special,

and I'm rooting for his downfall.

But now we are on to fresh new topics, mainly this.

If you say that you don't want drama in your life, you are either lying or boring.

Everybody needs some drama in their life. It's too boring without it.

The key is to foster the right kind of drama in your life so that it's fun and it's interesting,

but you're not ending up in jail. That is really the perfect balance in life. And I'm going to tell you

how to strike that balance. And I'm going to tell you how to strike that

balance. And I would say this matters a lot if you have kids, if you have teens. I've said on

this podcast before that we have a shockingly low drama house, given the fact that I have

six children. We live in 1900 square feet and four of my children are girls.

They are all in a row. My oldest is a boy. Then we had four girls in a row than youngest

is a boy. So we have four girls living in our 1900 square foot little three bedroom house

between the ages of 17 and 12 heading into 13. So essentially, let's count the 12 year old as a 13 year old.

So I have four teenage girls in a small house at once. Very little drama. There is no yelling,

there's no fighting, low drama house. And I think that is

because I foster a whole lot of positive drama. There's drama. It's just not between the sisters

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