It's so funny because when you look at the guys, that's never a topic of conversation. Yeah. What you look like? Yeah. Did you watch the football last night? It's never about, I'll watch your skincare routine. Whereas women walk into a room and because we've been taught to be pitted against each other. Yeah. Not always, but sometimes there's, oh my God, you know, I can't. It's a bit of a barrier. Yeah, yeah. and it shouldn't be there.

We should be trying to change that stereotype. always but sometimes there's oh my god you know i can't a bit of a barrier yeah yeah and it shouldn't be

there we should be trying to change that stereotype believing that there is space for everybody

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I'm your birthday.

So Kyle and Wargon, bring it on this one. Enjoy.

A full edition of Life Advice, Life Advice, R atR. at gmail.com, Oregon and Kyle are here.

So we are locked and loaded and ready to go.

Good to see you, boys.

So let's start with a little thermostat stuff.

Big fan of the pod.

Figuer was finally time to write in, 33 married with two young kids living out in LA.

Life is good overall, but I'm currently battling what might be the greatest challenge in our very happy marriage, the thermostat. First, for context, my NBA comp is Sasha Vujic. When the shots falling, I'm on fire, but when I'm off, it's airballs and side eyes from the bench. That inconsistency carries over into the home climate situation. Here's the deal. My wife could sleep comfortably in a sweatshirt in the middle of a Katari summer.

She's basically unbothered by heat and gets genuinely irritated if the AC kicks on even slightly.

Meanwhile, I'm just a regular guy trying to keep the house somewhere between 72 and 74 degrees

without feeling like I'm melting into the mattress. Man, I'll tell you right now, it's 72, 74 during the summer. That's not me, man. Couldn't be me. What do you need it at? Kyle, what do you need it at? I think I'll start with the base at 68 and decide if I can kick it up to 69.70 and then I'll probably be heading back down towards 68. I'm a 68 guy myself.

Morgan.

How the other half lives.

I don't have a thermostat.

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