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What it is, you know what it is, It's Tyrous. I decided to put out one of our favorite past episodes this week for you.

So sit back, relax and enjoy the episode. Enough said. Do you know what was interesting before you hopped on I was asking Trevor about his son going to prom

Right and you know so just what happened Trevor would you say it was like 30 minutes in or

something like that? Yeah you know he he was there for like 30 40 minutes and like he came home and I was like what are you doing here and he was he

said dad it just he goes it's the same people up there like they're dancing and

being fake and it's it's not there's no one being really who they are you know and it just wasn't my my scene it just wasn't I wasn't having a good time he goes what I said were the girls not talking to you?

He goes no the girls weren't an issue.

He goes it just it wasn't just wasn't real it was fake so he wanted to come home

get back into his normal clothes and go out and hang out with his buddies.

I think that's refreshing. It's awesome because most kids are stuck in that mindset I might miss something or I want to be a part of that

fake crowd so bad you know because the attention that goes into that but also you get to a point where

you're just like and most it takes most especially boys young men it takes a long time to get to the point where you can say no

because I don't like this. I'm not doing it and it's not from a place of

temper tantrum. It's a place of looking around going, you know what, I'm going to go home.

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