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This is Matt Katz. It is 9.53 p.m. just put both of my kids to bed, and I'm here to try to figure out what I'm going to say to my daughter.

Matt Katz is one of my favorite reporters. He recorded this tape for us in his makeshift home studio, his bedroom closet.

I could just say, hey, sweetie, after dinner tonight and after your bath and after whatever

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