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Welcome to the OG Therapy.

Here we are welcome to another episode of OG therapy.

And today we got a parent question and to help me with that parent question. I'm a good friend,

Anna OG, Jason Hewlett. What's up, Jason? How you doing, man? I am doing good.

Yeah. I am, uh, what was I going to say? I was going to try to say something like really

heartfelt. Like, you know, I've been really, I've been really holding a lot of the weight of

the world underneath me, which isn't true.

My wife was gone.

And for any guy that's left alone with one kid, because I wasn't left alone with two, just left alone with one, you can empathize that that is quite the responsibility.

Because not only do I have to make sure that kid doesn't die have to feed them taking places and somehow the house has to be cleaner than it was

when she left yeah and all the all the single parents are sitting there going oh that's

really sad right I know man and then you got all the other parents that all the all the

people that stay with their kids all day like oh it's so say hey man I've been doing the

same thing and to be candid it's so hard it's unbelievable and in the summer it's really hard

because in the school year at least you can send them off to school yeah I mean it's like

you're you're turning into a full-time entertainment option but you're also the

uber and you're also the cleaner the cooker the whole deal it's fat and then

trying to work that's all tough man I don't know how I don't know how people do it

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