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Oh, Rob, also, you get the after-school meltdowns, don't you?

They're hungry, they're tired, one wants to sit in the front, one wants to choose the music. Or, oh, you've brought the wrong snack. Or you get home and they want to watch different things on TV. Josh, when the kids come out of school and, like, they just throw their bags at you. Say, I'm hungry. Arguing of each other about who sits wearing the car. Oh, my word. It's full of. Couldn't agree more, Rob.

And you know what?

When you find yourself in that situation,

in my experience,

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