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now here's bobby and matt i reached my pocket just now i'm a pacify on my pocket like right as the

song was playing i was like oh no my

wife probably brought too but we were coming up here today I I try now to leave when I do the radio

show we worked there all morning and most of the time I would just go from there and drive over here

not go home but now that we have a baby I try to go home for a little bit of time, 30, 45 minutes

just help the wife out, or at least be there to support her if she needs it. And she will walk the baby around in that carrier. The baby loves sleeping in the carrier. And so she was like, I'm going to go walk. She goes, I'll go walk around your new studio. Right. And so I was like, great. I said, well, I don't think any of the guys ever met the baby before either. And so, we just had her in here.

Oh, my gosh. You talk about precious in the head of hair and those cheeks and her eyes are open. I mean, I remember those stages. There's nothing better other than maybe the sleep time and when she's a little cranky. So is there really nothing better or is that just what you say? Well, at that moment in time. At that moment, every moment that you have as they get a little bit older, every stage gets a little bit better. But it is one of those that I look back now and I've got a 16. She's going to turn 16 this week, and it feels like it was

just yesterday that she was in my arms and I was holding her and she's falling asleep.

Like, you miss those days, but you also are able to put outside your mind that some of them

are torturous just because of the strain of putting them to sleep, of the eating patterns

and everything else. But, yeah, soak it in,

brother. Because what sounds fun is when you talk about your son hitting home runs and you're like,

you knocked it, I'm like, that sounds like, it gets better. That was awesome. That's what I'm saying.

That was awesome. But you also have, as your girls grow up, as your boys grow up, they hit a stage

when they're not that little kid that wants to come up in your their world and you're their Superman. They want to hug on you and cuddle with you. Instead, they're like, hey, dad, look, when we get to school, just let's put up the windows, turn down the music, and just make sure you don't embarrass me. Okay, so it's a different mode of operation as they get a little bit older and they start to get a little independence.

You see that innocence start to leave a little bit.

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