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Welcome to the OG Therapy.

Everybody, welcome to another episode of OG Therapy, and this is actually a three-part series.

This is the final port, part, part, I can't talk right now.

This is going to be the part that's going to talk about the last stage of the question we just talked about and this one has to do with

your kid giving up so jason why don't you tell them what the last question was and how we're doing

a part two to the last question but it's a three-part series yeah so the original question was how

do you talk to kid when they complain about playing time in sports but you can see they aren't as

practiced or ready as the kids in the game and then as we went through that conversation it came to

this point where it was like well what happens if they want to quit after you've had that

conversation? What happens when your kids ready to quit sports? They've been working so hard

and now they're not playing. They're like, you made a good, you made a good point, dad. I do suck.

Okay, I'm going to quit. No, that's not what I meant. I'm out here.

We needed this the whole time.

Yeah, you got to do more of those drops, Jason.

Oh, yes.

Well, next time.

Right.

So this is the part two to that question.

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