The virtue.

Hi, so Mo, you think adults aren't even really adults anymore.

Yes.

And we in Romeo are having a debate about this on our podcast and it led to a challenge

between him and I, but it started off as me just simply saying, when you really look

back on the things that adults had to do just in their everyday adulting life and the

way that we quote unquote, adult, I don't, I don't feel like we're really adults at all.

Like what do you mean?

Like have you seen the TikToks, for example, when they'll say like men used to go to war

and women used to have to take care of four kids at a time and it'll be just a guy jarring

in his room.

And they're like, this is what adulting looks like today.

Change it.

It's changed a little bit.

I mean, we just, we have a lot of benefits that they didn't have back then.

I mean, you can go from door to action, who we eat to just all of the different things

that make adulting so much easier for us.

Yeah, we complain about how hard it is.

But when you look at what they had to do back in the day, it was way harder and we shouldn't

complain at all.

Right.

So, I do me asking how much of an adult did Romeo believe he is and then he started,

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