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You are super, super, super proud of your eight-year-old daughter. Every day, right? She makes me proud. And she's really just, she's just so in tune with what's going on around her, you know? More than I've ever seen an eight-year-old, and she's so ambitious. And what I mean by that is willing to do what she needs to do to make a change about what's going on around her. And she's always, she's asking all kinds of questions.

She's that one, Daddy, why? She asks why. So she's the one that you don't want to. Sorry, sorry. Why you play that? Just tell me. Why did you play that right there? Why? But yeah, I was just saying that She's just really the ambitious type to really, you can't really tell her no and not give her a reason why. And not saying, not she doesn't stay in her place as a child, but she's just real, she's that inquisitive and vicious type. And she's done, man, she's like, as far as with the Haiti earthquake, I was just going, I was just going to send money, you know. She was like, no, that's not enough. We're having a

moving at school. So she wanted to bring clothes. She almost cleaned out the whole closet. Is that right?

Oh, yeah. So I'm just proud of her, man. She's always just doing things like that hands down.

Sometimes you think that your kids aren't paying attention. Like they're just watching cartoons or

they're doing their old thing. They pick on everything yeah yeah everything definitely and and like

i was telling her earlier today i mean earlier during the week that she just makes me so proud because

just asking how she can make the difference is i mean this is rare to me to me. And, you know, and it kind of makes me

kind of feel proud as a parent, and especially my wife, because really my wife is the one that's doing everything. I'm up here at work all day. Just too long for the ride. Yeah, that's basically it right. So I got to give all the props, really. Priya, how does that make you feel when your dad says he's so proud of you.

Go ahead, baby.

Speaking to the microphone.

How does it make you feel?

Make you feel good.

Mic microphone. How does it make you feel?

Make you feel good.

Microphones make kids be real quiet all the time. And animals too. But only for 24 hours. If we kept right here for one day, then we wouldn't be able to get her out of the room. It won't even be that long. As soon as I turn the mics off. Yeah.

We won't be able to get her to stop talking.

Absolutely the building, right.

So tell us, once once again like what happened at your house and why she started to write the letter unless she wants to tell us you want to tell the story baby

okay what I do is I'll tell the story and you read the letter okay all right so last year we got

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