Listen, it's the virtue.

All right, going from one end to the spectrum

to the complete opposite end of the spectrum,

my son Jimmy is walking now.

It's good, man.

I know, he's far walking, full on walking.

That's awesome.

So 855, virtue, 855, 237, 87746, I need tips.

I need, I'm actually soliciting for what a parent

is asking you for advice.

So this is when you can give advice on how to adjust

to having a walker in your home.

Because Barton and I learned very quickly

that once they start walking, it is a completely

different ballgame.

I mean, every stage is hard in parenting,

but it's hard in different ways.

The newborn stage was difficult, and then the six to nine

month, whatever.

Each stage has its own level of complications.

But now that he knows how to walk,

holy moly, there's so many profanities I want to throw out.

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