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All right. So in eight years of podcasting, I've actually never done anything like this.

But today I want to do a reaction video to something I saw this week that really it, I don't know how else to say it. It just touched me in like a really profound way. And I had so many thoughts on it. I immediately watched this video and I had so many thoughts on it. I just wanted to talk to some friends about it and I thought,

let's just talk about it on the Dad Tired podcast. So I've never done this, but I'm going to play a

video for you and interview, just a real short clip of it, like three-ish minutes. And then I kind of

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