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trusted by parents nationwide. Welcome to Thursday's episode. I am recording this quite literally

from bed in our hotel. My husband and Milo are at my husband's cousin's place. I'm using just the laptop

microphone. So this is my new laptop, but I don't even know where the microphone is on it. So I don't

know where I should be directing my voice. I am in the hotel room by myself right now because I got a raging sore stomach

at the restaurant that we were just at. And I knew it was going to happen because I was, I had a

really good poop in the Frankfurt airport. Yes, we're already talking about poop. I haven't even been recording for a

minute, but we're going to talk about poop. So every time I travel, I get constipated. I'm not

eating my usual things because one thing about me is that I need to eat almost perfectly. Not perfectly.

I shouldn't say that. Like 75% of the things that I eat have to be

poop friendly. And then it doesn't really matter what I eat. Like someone messaged me the day,

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