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What should we have for dinner Trevor? We've got a few bits in the fridge.

Beats me, Connie.

Hang on, I'll use my phone.

How about a nice prawn curry?

Whoa, that's amazing, Connie.

You got a chef living inside your phone?

Uh, not quite, Treve.

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delivery fee may apply. Can the phone wash the dishes too, Connie?

This is on point. I'm Megna Chachrabardi.

If you were to ask me why I had children, my honest answer would be,

I'm not really sure. I don't exactly have a rational concrete reason. I just kind of

always knew I wanted to be a mother. I felt some kind of ineffable drive to have a baby and raise a child and love it like crazy

and maybe selfishly feel like a part of me would exist far beyond my own future.

And when I once asked my dad, who believed in logic as the superior way to interface

with all of life, I asked hey dad why did you and mom decide to have kids well

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