Sometimes you just want to believe in magic.

And you realize that's okay.

This is the Wayward Podcast. guest. on this topic but I was showing her a video of my daughter doing an experiment at home

which I think everybody is done which is the volcano experiment and you know I'll ask Jose and Valentin if I can post it.

And I'm sure that they'll be fine with it.

And if I can I'll post it.

But it's the thing where you pour the thing into the volcano and then it erupts.

Yeah, and it's like, you know, fizzy stuff.

And her face was unbelievable because you forget that little kids have never seen this happen before.

They're not immersed in live chemistry and science experiments really yet.

So he pours the thing in the volcano

and she literally gasps and covers her mouth

with wide eyes and just watches this volcano lava erupting and she can't believe it.

And it's the most exciting video I've seen of her in a long time and you're just like,

oh man, remember when you believed in magic magic yes yeah so that's what we

wanted to talk about a little bit this episode now that leads me directly to

to think about what was my first experience in believing in magic and then

realizing that it didn't exist was Santa. Oh. Like I remember when I remember the feeling when I found out that Santa, sorry, spoiler,

Yes, you.

Yes. of you're. Santa did not exist.

I hope nobody that young is listening to this podcast.

We all just ruined Christmas.

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