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like to find audio to put in your ear holes. It's rock and roll story, guys. It is called

family nesting or bird nesting. I've heard the term of it, and I actually know one of our KBJ

nationers that does this. And it's an interesting concept. I'm curious, do you think that it is

better than the traditional divorce, where mom and dad, they decide that they're going to separate,

split up, they each get their own places, and then the kids jockeying between the two.

So they've got two bedrooms and two places that they live. And so it depends upon, you know,

where they are and where their friends are and things like that. Now, what this does with bird

nesting or the family nesting, it basically keeps the kid in the exact same place. So they're not

ping ponging between two different

residences. They stay in that house. And the person I know that does this, they kept the original

house that they had and then they got another apartment. And what happens is after they split then,

the parents will alternate when they leave and when they come back.

So one will go to the apartment for a week or two, whatever it is, and then they'll rotate and they'll come back.

So the kids keep their room.

They keep everything that they do the same.

I can see how that could be some problems.

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