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listen to my program Monday through Friday now heard on Sirius XM Triumph 2011. Pete and Shelby,

welcome to the program. I shall be. Hello. Hello. What can I do for you folks?

First of all, I'm 33. Shelby is my wife. She's 29. We've been married for six years.

We have, you know, some we have stats every now and then and we have three children,

our two children, one on the way. We want to know if us having our spaces is having more damage

which aren't children and should we? Yes, it is. It's even damaging the child in the womb.

Why that is. When your wife is upset, it changes her blood chemistry and not for the better.

And as you know, there's a placenta. All that stuff is experienced by the baby. So yes,

spats are destructive to all the kids, including the one in her belly. Is it more damaging for

us to stay together or to? It's more damaging for both of you to act like asses.

So why don't you tell me one at a time starting with you, Pete, in what way are you acting like an ass?

And then we'll go to Shelby. So you start this way. I am acting like an ass because I.

I'm acting like an ass because I I become insensitive sometimes to her being pregnant.

And an example is when she's having an emotional day, I don't give her what she needs.

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