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All right. We're live. Well, ladies and gentlemen, I'm here with my beautiful bride, Tina Queen of the Bees. And we're actually Greville, South Carolina at the great homeschool convention. And so we're going to tell you a little bit about kind of what's going on here with this organization represents. We might have some buddies from another organization we've done some work with. And who knows, John Lovell, if he's got the guts, maybe he'll come by. We'll see what happens.

Down there somewhere. organization we've done some work with and and who knows John Lovell if he's got the guts maybe

maybe he'll come by we'll see we'll see what happens down there somewhere yeah he's probably

hiding he's probably hiding behind Rebecca stop let Rebecca do your fighting for you there

John come on over be a man now we um so we had two things today that we did.

Tina talked about how to raise kids that don't hate you, which is useful.

I think that's good.

So most of us don't want our kids to hate us.

And then I spoke about kind of the differences on raising sons and raising daughters.

Now, what was unique about all of this is that both of us said a lot of incredibly unpopular things with respect to what the culture says about either, you know, raising your kids,

raising sons and daughters. I mean, after all, we're supposed to pretend like there's no

difference between sons and daughters at this point, which we clearly do not do. But I think, first I wanted to, I'll talk a little bit about what I was talking about,

and you can talk a little bit about what you discuss.

Because one of the things that always, I always love about coming to great homeschool conventions,

they do five of these a year, this is the first one they're doing this year.

They do one in Cincinnati, one in Rand Rock, Texas, another one on Ontario, California.

And if you've ever been interested in homeschooling at all, and I mean, I see we have some people

on the chat, I love it, we have other people that are skeptical. I'm telling you right now,

homeschooling was arguably one of the best decisions we ever made as parents.

And people have this idea that if you don't have all the answers, if you don't have all the

degrees or whatnot, you can't educate your kids.

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