Let's talk with Heather Dubrow starts now. Hi, everybody. Welcome back. I'm sorry I missed you all last week.

I am so exhausted. I don't know about any of you, especially my mom friends out there. This end, this is what happens when you're a mother. I just want to explain

this. All year, all school year, you're like, oh, this school told, you know, the carpooling and the

after school activities and the homework and it's such a drive. I can't wait for summer. And then I'm

going to tell you the universal FU summer actually arrives.

And you know what? They're not scheduled. They're driving me crazy. These camps are only three hours.

When does school start again? That is what mothers do all year round. Anyway, so we're like in the end of the school year, and all my kids are at different

phases.

So Nikki is done with school, and he's now working.

He has an internship in hospitality at this very cool group and loving it.

So he's doing that. Max is working in a law firm

downtown and she's loving that. And Kat is doing nothing because she just graduated, which I will

tell you about. She's doing nothing and then ACE is still in school. Is it okay for kids to do

nothing these days? I think when you work your

ass off for all these years and you get into college or wherever it is, whether it's, you know,

community college, you know, a four-year college, an Ivy League college, you're going to the Marines,

you're going like wherever you're going into,

these kids work their asses off for their next steps, or even if they're going right into

the workforce, it's time for them to have a moment, because I'm going to tell you why.

This is it.

This is the last moment.

Because if you're going into, let's just, we'll use the four

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