Hi, my name is John Kim. I'm a therapist who went through his own

rebirth many years ago and I've been documenting my journey ever since sharing my life

lessons and revelations. I believe in casual or clinical with you instead of at you. I come unrehearsed on purpose

because self-help doesn't have to be so complicated.

So I just put my four-year-old down and as I was putting her down she like any

four-year-old stalls by asking for things and she asked for chocolate milk and floss.

She's not even four.

She had apple in her teeth and she wanted floss. We are not dentists. I don't know how she even knows about

floss, but she asked for floss like she was going to floss her teeth before bed. I was thinking to myself, I don't think I discovered

floss because I grew up with parents who, not blaming them, but they basically taught me nothing as far as I mean

as far as life skills right they just bought us Levi's and made sure we had some cool shit, but you know as far as like flossing making your bed

How to do the laundry they taught us none of that but she asked for a floss and

it reminded me of the time we were in Palm Springs and so Logan drinks

kibusha We started giving her kibutia when she was a baby because she

started sipping it off of us when we were drinking it and we were in Palm Springs at a restaurant and the

server was like 70 walks up to our table. We also taught Logan early on to say excuse me and for some reason she just ran with it so she just says

excuse me like constant she says excuse me it's like annoying right so she says to the waiter

excuse me do you have some kambuja?

And the waiter looked at her like, fucking California kid, are you kidding me?

He said, no, we don't have kabuja and I think he wanted to

strangle her. Anyway as I was just after I put her down I picked it the

Baro Control to go through Netflix. Now the thing about television these days, I don't

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