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I wonder if there is one specific treat about your father that you are intentional about

passing along to your kids, but also that one specific treat about your dad that you're

intentional not to pass out.

So the great clarity on that, I wouldn't say my dad was my toughest critic. He just was

so different than my mom in the fact that I grew up in a very immigrant household that

had a very 1940s, 50s, 60s model. I literally, literally, slept in the same home that my father

did every single day of my life. From three years old to 14, I really want every single

person to hear this to give you context and answer. My father and I slept in the same

exact house every single day. From the time I was three to 14 because my family took

zero vacations and traveled zero every day. And from three to 14, I might have seen my dad

seen my father like 20 times a year because he would leave before I would wake up and he

would come home after I went to sleep. That's how much my father worked and my mom took

care of us. My mom is the greatest cheerleader of all time. Like just an unbelievable ray of sunshine,

very positive, not to be fucked with. You know, my mom is an angel that will shoot you in the face

if you do the wrong thing. But she was just like, I just had nothing but positivity and sunshine

all this good. My father is very pessimistic and cynical. You have to earn his trust. Like it's just

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