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trusted by parents nationwide. Hello everybody. Welcome to Thursday's solo episode. I am recording

from Milo's room in my parents' house. It's looking like the Wi-Fi is not super quick. Oh, there it goes. It just

started. So when I record, I can see what percentage of what I'm recording is being uploaded

to the magical internet place where then I can pull down the video files and the audio files.

And it wasn't moving. And I was like, uh-oh, but we're good

now. It's at like 90-something percent. Anywho, how's everybody doing? I have been this week, I'm

literally flying by the seat of my pants. So I pre-recorded a ton of guest interviews so that I

would be free from recording with people all summer because Milo would

be home because he's not in daycare. That's kind of the beauty of daycare. Most daycares go throughout

the summer so it doesn't affect your work. Milo is now in school. So he was home all summer and I was

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