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Welcome to That's what she said with Sarah Spain, a podcast about, well, whatever the hell I want,

actors and musicians, athletes, comedians, neuroscientists, wine experts. If I find somebody

interesting, I'm bringing them to you. We'll talk about how they became who they are, how they found

success, battle failures, and how they ended up here, talking to me. Hi, I'm coach George Farrell,

and my dilemma in life right now is my son is playing a playoff game in the G-Late and I'm nervous

about it. This is a tough one. Sort of adjacent nerves or nerves for somebody else, especially

a loved one like that. I mean, the simplest is, you know, drink a lot of water, get some sleep,

bring a stress ball, you know, make sure your body's ready for the stress and the turmoil

of watching him coach. Also, you know, coach, I think you're a little older. You've been there

before yourself, but just in case, always a good reminder, nobody likes an overzealous dad,

the screaming dad in the stand. So, you know, you know, bring somebody who will sit with you and

prevent you from losing your mind. Someone that will be terribly embarrassed by you if you can't

control yourself when there are bad calls or things don't go your son's team's way. I think you've

probably got that under control by now. You've got a lot of experience under your belt, but, uh,

yeah, bring a stress ball and bring a friend, uh, someone that'll calm you down. Good luck to him.

That's what she said. Hey, everybody, welcome to that's what she said with Sarah Spain.

If you're listening to this podcast right when it's released, I am one day away from leaving for

my Grand Canyon trip. And, uh, after roughly three months of training, I'm as ready as I'm going to

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