Welcome to the family with

Well, sitting in for Andy, Cassie Schrader.

And of course, nobody else in my family is here.

Alex teaches a class on Tuesdays now, so she can't come in on Tuesdays.

But where Nana is, I have no idea.

She should have been here 10 minutes ago, but what the hell?

I'm a Nana too. Yeah, you are a Nana. Yeah, my grandson, he calls me Nana.

Nana and he's Pop Pop, Dave's Pop Pop. So you got Nana and Pop Pop, we got Nana and Bob Bob, so it all works out in the end, beautifully.

I tell you, honest God, and I'm very, very serious about this.

And I posted something yesterday, got hundreds and hundreds of responses, which was a nice surprise about how every time a child comes along in the family, whether it's, you know, first of all, you meet the person that you're, I'll tell you something before

Nana gets here, the other Nana.

I met Catherine 44 years ago.

We've been married for 40 years, and I swear to God, I just all of a sudden realize

several times a year, I love her now more than I ever have.

It hasn't got weaker, it's gotten stronger.

Yeah.

Does that happen with a lot of people?

No.

Not in today's system.

I don't know.

I don't think people appreciate other people anymore.

Yeah, well, it's a good point.

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