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And maybe you're looking for something to watch.

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But Big Al-Mack, his life has changed quite a bit in the last few weeks.

Complete overhaul.

He was able to take in his son, Peyton's daughter, Charlie, who was seven years old, just turned seven.

And along with bringing in a seven-year-old comes, you know, things you got to do now that you're not used to doing, like taking her to school and carpool lane.

Right, right. And it's for now, it's temporary. It might be more on a permanent basis later. But anyway, I'm pretty calm. I'm a pretty calm, even keel person.

You are. I'll give you that. Yeah. I never, ever, ever knew that carpool violations would irritate me and get under my skin as much as they have in the last week.

So if you ever wonder why moms are mad in the morning, this is, and in the afternoon, this is why?

Because some bozo's always going to

mess it up. Now, granted, I was very forthcoming. I made a carpool violation the very first day of

school. Didn't read the email. Sorry. I apologize. I hadn't done it again. I have, I've since

corrected my ways and I am sitting my butt in the carpool line 40 minutes before school is let out. Okay? So, and again, just to give you a visual, there's a big, huge circle drive. And then there's a street, of course, and people, the overflow, you know, they line up down the street in both directions. All right? So at the time that I arrive, which is about five or ten after three, I schools out at 3.40.

I get it. I just find my position, usually on the street because everybody has gotten there

five or ten minutes before I did. I love that. You get there so early. Yes. You're one of the still in the back.

And I'm still not front row.

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