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This is the Bronx Pinstripe Show with your host, Andrew Rotandi and Scott Rhinan.

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What's up, everybody?

Welcome to the Bronx Pinstripe Show. I'm back for my vacation. Scott, thank you for filling in. I listened to neither show. How were they?

Well, I know you're not, you didn't listen to either show because I was talking very poorly about you. And I think you would have come back and said something to me, but you haven't. So it was a test.

Then you failed as I expected you to fail.

No, why would you?

Why would you listen back at the, you're supposed to take vacation?

I told the, I told the people on Monday when we were talking, because that's what we do.

We talk to the people who listen to us in their ear that we've decided after 10 years that when we take

vacation, we're actually just going to take a vacation, something to do. And I use the word

vacation. I saw your face very loosely. Time away. When we take time away with our family,

we're going to take time away from our family with a dedicated time and it took us 10 years to figure that out

that, you know, it's needed. It's needed. Kind of. It depends what that vacation is. I was at Cape Cod

for a week with my lovely family. I would have loved nothing more than to go into a room,

close the door for an hour and a half and talk to you guys but that was not in the cards for me

this past week with a three-year-old and a one-year-old on vacation okay so that is the real reason

you had extended family there right yeah what's your point oh they could have helped they're

also in vacation mode scott they don't want to watch two young children. Are you kidding me? Yes, they are. All parents, whether you're there inlaws or your parents are, uh, they're always there. If they're there, they're there. And you need to utilize them. That's on you for not, that's on you for not pushing that early on. Like, this is, this is one of those early relationship things where you got to set some standards and set some limitations and like a draw a line in the sand and that's one of them i feel it you could still do it you can still do it no they're you got young kids they're very that's that's a very uh that's a very good carrot to dangle they're very helpful it's just it's a lot. You want to do things. You've got plans.

One kid is still napping twice a day. So you've got to squeeze things in when one, when both

kids aren't napping. And it's just a whole big thing. The weather wasn't great, which just added a

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