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KC, welcome to the program.

Hey, Dr. Loro, how's it going?

Good. What's up?

Nothing. I just heard a few dollars calling today and they're having issues with their children.

Boy, I wish when I was a child that, you know, my parents had given me cars and this and that.

I hope I am able to help my children out in certain aspects of life.

But right now I have a two-year-old little boy and a four-year-old little girl and they know

even at two and four that if they want something, they have to earn it.

You know, I am a industrial electrician and I work my butt off to have everything I have and I'm very grateful for it.

But the other day I woke up and my daughter has been wanting one of these little fission poles that her friend had gotten.

And she saw her friend had gotten one online and I, you know, she knows if she needs something, she's going to have to work for it.

So the other day I had woken up and even unprompted, you know, I woke up and looked over and I'd see my little four-year-old daughter and I asked her what she was doing.

She was over by the sink and she was washing dishes and I asked her, Olivia, what are you doing?

And she said, I'm trying to earn a fission pole, Dad. And boy, it's all over.

Oh, God, at four. It's melted my heart.

You just put me in heaven. You just catapulted me into pure heaven. God, I love hearing this story.

You know, if that's where you're at, I'm twice as high. I was so proud of her.

That is, and I'm, how, you take her fishing?

I take her everywhere with me. I love her. I'm a boy too.

Oh, my God. She knows how to fish. I'm impressed. She wants a fission pole. That's some girly girl thing.

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