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What are we doing with Chris Curtis at 845 this morning and Hill Notes?

So leave a Hill Note on any topic.

The glorious news this morning that one of us is going to be a grandpa.

And it's not me.

It's not who you would think.

It's not other than Coach Wiggins.

Yeah?

I mean, grandpa vibes.

You can go coastal grandpa if you want all summer long.

No, no, I'm going urban grandfather. Staying true to my roots. Right. Sit, staying true to my roots. I told you, Greg, the age isn't the thing. It's just the fact of, you know, you see a little girl having a baby. But now I'm going to be one of them cool, you know. You'll be a cool grandpa? Yeah, because I was listening to this thing I saw this guy on

social media and he was talking about how we're more connected to our kids than we were

connected to our parents because we grew up in more of the social media close as adults like

I listen to the same music that my kids like. True. I like the same clothes, some of the same stuff. Same bars. Back in the day, if my mother was like, oh, guess what? Pack up Friday night. We're going to see Lionel Richie. I'd be like, hell no, as a, you know, 17, 18 year year old. But now I'm like, the kids are going, oh, we're going to see Glorilla. Let's do it. So you can't stop the passage of time. Tom Brady tried to, but it's, it's for all of us. If anybody can do it, it's you, Greg. I mean, I won't go too crazy.

I'm trying, whether it's the moisturizers or whatever, I'm giving it a try.

The single best thing that nobody talks

about when you become a father for the first time

is seeing, it forces

you to get true

gratitude for your parents.

Because my mom would always say you're going to get the son

you deserve and like when he's doing everything I used to do and you have to be patient and deal

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