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All right, Mo, so we're back to Father's Day here, and you got a friend that's in some hot water?

Yeah, I think my dude is in a daddy-doggy house, if that is such a thing.

Oh, it is.

Yeah, yeah. His baby girl is not so happy with him, but I think this story just is a perfect example how life just does not play fair sometime.

And I feel for him. So his daughter is has

taking up dance and she has these recitals that are like all over the world now. She's like really

incredible and they do these major competitions and she's been traveling with the team in order

to do this. And because his work schedule is so crazy, he does he's not able to make as many of them as he wants to.

And just to be transparent, he has like this inner dialogue that he wants to be at as many

recitals as her mother because they are no longer together.

And he feels like it just makes him look really bad when she shows up and he does not.

So he's had this beef, this ongoing thing for a while now where he's tried to make it,

but he can't make it as much as he would like.

So she sat him down and told him that she had a recital coming up on the Saturday,

which was right before Father's Day.

And she was like, you know, it is Father's Day and I have something playing for you on Father's Day. And she was like, you know, it is Father's Day, and I have something planned for you on Father's Day.

But what I really want is for you to make this particular dance recital on Father's Day weekend because they are going to honor, like, all of the dads that came out to support their daughters.

So he's like, I have to make this one.

Obviously, this is a big deal.

So he's asking me, he comes to me for advice,

and he's like, you know, I want to go, but I might have to cut his short because he's working

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