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trusted by parents nationwide. Welcome to Thursday's solo episode. I'm actually recording this

the week before because I have crazy news. Like, I need to do this more often and not just

set a date to record a solo because when I have things to say, I need to do this more often and not just set a date to record a solo because

when I have things to say, I have things to say. And yesterday blew my goddamn mind. Okay?

I just now realized that a bribe is not rewarding someone for good behavior. Like when I posted,

I didn't post it, Sean did, but the clip from last week's episode about the bribe for swimming

lessons, all the comments on that blew my mind. And so I went to

Google right away because I'm like, do I believe these people in the comments? I have to

Google it for myself. A bribe is when you give something to stop bad behavior, which is a little bit confusing because, well, I can see the

difference, but it's confusing because you could argue that not getting in the pool at swimming

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