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Welcome to the OG Therapy.

Hey, everybody, welcome to another episode of OG Therapy.

And today's episode is specifically for you dads and sons out there.

Yes, I'm doing an episode that I've done.

This is probably like my third episode I've done on this topic in the past seven years.

But after last week's episode, I got a message and I had a conversation with someone that made me think,

I need to talk about fathers and old sons.

And on top of it, I did my midterm as a teacher at Harriman High School. And for those of you've been

listening to podcasts for a long time, you'll know that when I do my midterm, I do, instead of a

written midterm, I do a social midterm where everybody in the class has to go around and share

something in their life that they wish they could change, something kind of lighter, something

more silly that they wish they could change about their kind of lighter, something more silly that they wish

they could change about their exterior, maybe their height, their hair color. Some kids wish their

hair was shorter, longer, straighter, curlier. Some of the kids wish they were a little bit taller,

wish they were a baller, wish they had a girl who looked good so they could call her. You get what

I'm saying.

The point is, the conversations that happened today in two different classes, there's probably

about a dozen kids, a dozen young men that happen to be the oldest child in their family,

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