Maybe you change your mind too many times over and over again.

Over and over again.

Baby you change your mind, oh, too many times.

Over and over again. Over and over again.

Hello and welcome to Still Buffering, the cross-generational guide to the culture that made us.

I'm Sydney McElroy.

And I'm Taylor Smurrow. We've had a lot of snow days here.

Taylor, I've mentioned this to you. The kids are out of school again today. They were out of school

Friday. I think they'll go to school the rest of this week, but as we've talked about, they

don't call them snow days anymore

they're virtual learning days

and the assignments that I received for my children today

were playing the snow

read for 20 minutes

you don't have to prove it just like do it

and then I think they have to make a Christmas card for someone well I mean

that's not so I feel like we've quit I feel like we've given up I mean look if that if that

means that you don't have to cut into your summer vacation the teachers get paid and the kids get

the day off I think everybody wins oh I'm not I'm not

complaining it's better than last week the virtual assignments were like actual things like there was

math to do which I just realized like I thought I remembered all the stuff that happens with fractions

and then I sat down with Charlie and I realized like oh well some of that

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