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Which part of parenting do you hate? · Anele and the Club on 947

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Speaker 1: Wake Up with a Playing wake Up and the Club
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Speaker 1: On nine four seventh.
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Speaker 2: Right before we went to the seven o'clock news, I
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Speaker 2: said to your parents, we love our kids. But and
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Speaker 2: this is where I need you to come and not
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Speaker 2: let me stand alone in my moment of honesty. Here
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Speaker 2: where I'll be painfully honest that I love my kids.
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Speaker 3: How come it's me that has to make sure that
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Speaker 3: they have clothes and all the time.
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Speaker 2: It's really something that I forget to do and not
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Speaker 2: because I'm just like the selfish mummyhos always making sure
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Speaker 2: that she's stylish and they're not.
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Speaker 1: But it's wild that because they grows gray.
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Speaker 2: Yes, you like, but I just got you this, you know,
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Speaker 2: we just my son wore my shoes on Sunday at
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Speaker 2: the at the Magical Marble Family Face.
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Speaker 1: And that's because he's your shoe size.
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Speaker 2: And I have bigd Okay, I'm a size eight. When
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Speaker 2: he's like, oh can I use your attackies?
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Speaker 3: You know what do they call them?
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Speaker 2: Your sneakers? Your kids whatever? Minor a little snug, I said,
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Speaker 2: I like it, hoize eight. He said, yeah, they fit.
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Speaker 1: Size that he's going to be very very tall.
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Speaker 3: That's the story.
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Speaker 2: A size eight so it's it's wild to me parents,
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Speaker 2: how are you keeping up with them? What's your schedule
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Speaker 2: around buying them clothes? It's just wild that it's me
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Speaker 2: because then I sit there and he's because he's sleeping,
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Speaker 2: like in the top and trusted pants.
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Speaker 3: It's just like wearing pajamas.
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Speaker 2: You haven't brought me pajamas and figures.
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Speaker 4: Oh they don't know shoe size. Haven't bought in pajamas.
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Speaker 4: Called child protection, I know, you know.
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Speaker 5: Why because when they little, you dress them and so
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Speaker 5: you're very aware of what they do and don't have.
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Speaker 5: But as they get older, they dress themselves, and you
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Speaker 5: lose track of what's in their cupboard.
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Speaker 6: I think for me, the hardest.
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Speaker 5: Parts of like not the hardest, but just like the
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Speaker 5: thorn in the side of parenting is feeding them all
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Speaker 5: the time.
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Speaker 6: So when they're babies, you have to worry about.
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Speaker 5: When they're eating, you know, drinking in them all that.
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Speaker 5: It's the solid situation, what you know. Then as they
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Speaker 5: get older, they just like I'm hanging.
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Speaker 6: Like you just eight, like we're just constantly feeding them.
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Speaker 1: It feels like you're just making food all day long.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, good time, And I like making food.
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Speaker 3: But even then you just like all the time I
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Speaker 3: have to be wirried.
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Speaker 1: About what you're eating. Yeah, but that's so I don't
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Speaker 1: have kids. I love kids, but I don't. I mean,
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Speaker 1: and I look at you guys as parents all the time.
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Speaker 1: Every parent complains about one piece of parenting, right, So like,
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Speaker 1: what is the hardest part of parenting, because there's this,
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Speaker 1: like you said, it's the clothes, Maybe it's the food.
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Speaker 1: Maybe it's the school runs, maybe it's the after school activities.
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Speaker 1: Every parent, if you speak to them, they'll be like,
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Speaker 1: I love my kids.
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Speaker 3: But be honest, be honest.
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Speaker 2: Also having to take them on all your holidays, be honest,
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Speaker 2: be honest. Oh one one eighty eight thirty eight nine
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Speaker 2: four seven for you personally, because parenting is very rewarding, right,
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Speaker 2: and we love them. But there's certain places where you
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Speaker 2: can see other parents enjoy doing this, but you, you,
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Speaker 2: for instance, don't. So I'll given another example. I know
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Speaker 2: you said one of.
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Speaker 6: You keep going, keep going, keep going.
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Speaker 2: It's like I look at my friend Rose and she's
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Speaker 2: so good with the homework in the academics. I'm just
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Speaker 2: like I barely bosma drink myself.
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Speaker 3: Okay, I am a way qualified to be.
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Speaker 6: I'm laughing. She just promoded me. Last night.
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Speaker 5: My younger one's doing her Afrikaans homework and she goes,
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Speaker 5: what does this word mean? I said, hey, I finished school.
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Speaker 4: I don't need to.
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Speaker 6: Know what that means. And I was watching The Socker
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Speaker 6: and I was just like, enjoy it. There she goes,
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Speaker 6: that's unfair. I said, I'm done. My life's great. I've
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Speaker 6: got to work tomorrow. She's like, stop it.
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Speaker 2: The academics guys and then the teachers are like, please
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Speaker 2: check their homework.
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Speaker 3: I'm like, ma'am, you must come check me checking.
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Speaker 1: No, someone's gonna look at me.
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Speaker 3: Do you know what I'm looking out for?
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Speaker 4: I get you, though, because they also they're coding now,
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Speaker 4: they're doing things that are foreign to us.
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Speaker 1: I've got to say that listening to the parents sometimes
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Speaker 1: it does feel like the hardest part of painting is
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Speaker 1: the first twenty five years.
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Speaker 5: It doesn't end it when my husband and I escape,
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Speaker 5: then we go away. I'm like, oh, mom, it's your
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Speaker 5: problem to feed the grand children.
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Speaker 2: She's like like, really, your mom finds them is yes,
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Speaker 2: it's you.
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Speaker 3: That she has to keep hold of. That's still stressing her.
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Speaker 2: Oh one one eight eight thirty eight nine four seven.
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Speaker 2: We love you, guys, dearly. You are the greatest thing
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Speaker 2: to ever happen to us. You are the joy to
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Speaker 2: our lives. You are reason to live. You are the
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Speaker 2: reason we wake up.
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Speaker 3: And work every morning.
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Speaker 2: But every one of us as parents has but one
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Speaker 2: area where you find is the hardest part of parenting,
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Speaker 2: the part that you just don't dig doing.
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Speaker 1: And if you're children in the car at the moment,
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Speaker 1: tell us what your mom is complaining about all the time,
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Speaker 1: what your dad You'll you'll be the one who's honest
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Speaker 1: about it. What does dad complain about Mama complaining about?
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Speaker 4: All parents can finally confess going to all those kiddies parties,
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Speaker 4: soul destroying.
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Speaker 6: And managing their emotions. I wish we were I wish
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Speaker 6: I wish we were like my parents. I don't care
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Speaker 6: how you feel.
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Speaker 2: Zero eight four double zero double zero nine four seven.
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Speaker 2: You can go into the other women's send a voice
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Speaker 2: if you don't want them.
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Speaker 3: To you complain. I love being a parent.
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Speaker 2: I'm a single parent two three girls, but I sometimes
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Speaker 2: really feel like they're a weapon formed against me, all
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Speaker 2: three of them.
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Speaker 6: Oh, these kids.
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Speaker 3: Drive me insane. Nothing they drive me. I do not
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Speaker 3: remember school being this complicated.
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Speaker 5: My goodness, I feel like I am back at school
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Speaker 5: with all the drama and all the admin I have
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Speaker 5: to do.
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Speaker 2: Let me tell you, when it comes to chores, I
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Speaker 2: get so mad that you don't want to do dishes
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Speaker 2: today because why they've done dishes yesterday?
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Speaker 3: Like what the heck?
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Speaker 7: I would say for me?
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Speaker 3: It is the homework for the homework. I can't you.
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Speaker 1: Got a lot of people backing you on the homework here.
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Speaker 1: It's a lodd like you do your whole your job
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Speaker 1: the whole day, and then you come home and then
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Speaker 1: you do more job.
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Speaker 4: But this is the speech I give you guys every
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Speaker 4: when you all go, oh, look at them a trick results.
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Speaker 4: The kids have it so easy. I'm like, have you
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Speaker 4: seen what's in that textbook?
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Speaker 2: Can I tell you we've got tutors that come to
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Speaker 2: the house twice a week. I am just sposed picking
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Speaker 2: that woman up when she walks and just swinging her
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Speaker 2: around and.
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Speaker 1: Like, if you open the door, have you had something
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Speaker 1: to eat? Let me make you a snack?
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Speaker 2: Come, Like I laid out, she's got built on, she's
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Speaker 2: got nuts, she's got sparkling water, she's got Storter, I'm
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Speaker 2: like Rebecca.
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Speaker 3: Level and deep glove. Good morning, Hi guys, more, good
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Speaker 3: morning Level. Which part is the hardest part of parenting?
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Speaker 7: The hardest part is definitely the madenal commission that happens
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Speaker 7: at home.
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Speaker 8: I am so tired of.
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Speaker 9: Asking, oh, astaring questions, Mommy, what's this?
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Speaker 3: Mammy?
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Speaker 9: What's this?
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Speaker 7: What did you do?
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Speaker 2: Then?
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Speaker 7: Why must I eat this?
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Speaker 2: Why is that?
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Speaker 7: You just saw spider Man eat the carrot? Eat the carrots?
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Speaker 8: It's defeating and you tell my bosses question seven.
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Speaker 9: I get home, I've got commission in that.
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Speaker 3: Can I tell you I'll saving your old ler Tita?
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Speaker 2: So usually when I'm cooking, she's in the kitchen, and
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Speaker 2: then she's asking all the questions, right, which is fine
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Speaker 2: because I feel like then we're on a cooking show
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Speaker 2: when I label.
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Speaker 3: But if she's not in the kitchen and she just
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Speaker 3: gets a meal, what did you put in their?
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Speaker 8: Yes?
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Speaker 7: Garlic, dude?
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Speaker 2: And then and then and then I was like, oh,
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Speaker 2: then I use cream? Why everything?
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Speaker 4: She wants to know?
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Speaker 2: So then I said, Tita, baby, do you have some
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Speaker 2: energies that we don't know about it?
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Speaker 3: You're now hoping everything?
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Speaker 2: Okay, So what's the sweet thing in it. But then
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Speaker 2: there's a spice. Okay, why is it like this? Why
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Speaker 2: do you dish up the smash? I'm just.
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Speaker 3: Level. We know it's the Malanga commission. From label to liar.
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Speaker 2: In Pretoria, Hello, Pretoria, Hello, zero one two?
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Speaker 9: How's it hazard?
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Speaker 8: How are you a right?
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Speaker 7: We are exhausted loving Really it's Layer.
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Speaker 9: But anyway, morning everybody. My stress is three kids, twenty three,
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Speaker 9: twenty one and seventeen. But the stress was when I
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Speaker 9: started going out. You stay awake, you have to go
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Speaker 9: pick them up at two in the morning. You worry
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Speaker 9: about them, they're on on the phone. You land up
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Speaker 9: having to go into the club and your slippers to
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Speaker 9: go hold them out. That stuff is hard core.
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Speaker 3: That's still coming. Hey no, she's got twenty three one
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Speaker 3: for me.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, and your slippers?
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Speaker 4: Would you go into the club?
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Speaker 3: Yes, I've done it.
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Speaker 9: I've done it. Asked my kids super embarrasses.
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Speaker 1: Which layer I got? Which club? Which club is the
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Speaker 1: is their favorite?
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Speaker 9: So we're here in Hatfield, so we're talking the strip.
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Speaker 9: I don't know.
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Speaker 3: Know we built the strip.
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Speaker 9: Thanks thanks a lot, Really.
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Speaker 1: Layer, we survived COVID because of the strip.
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Speaker 9: Anyway, that's stressful, the food, all of it does.
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Speaker 3: But just wait, yeah, that's coming.
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Speaker 2: They're finding them at a party inside lean.
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Speaker 1: I can imagine you want to give them freedom, you
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Speaker 1: want them and this is their time now twenty three,
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Speaker 1: twenty one, and that's when they are. But in the
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Speaker 1: back of your mind you're just like, no, stay home, stuffs.
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Speaker 9: It started. It started like yeah, I'm seventeen eighteen.
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Speaker 8: You know, And now they're like, wow, I want to go.
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Speaker 9: And then you're like, what time, Okay, one o'clock, fair,
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Speaker 9: twelve o'clock. Cool? You wait up, either you searching them
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Speaker 9: or you're worried about somebody else bringing them home. And
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Speaker 9: they get home, they've had a good drink. You just worried,
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Speaker 9: do you know what I mean? It's to worry, like
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Speaker 9: are they going to be fine? Is someone going to
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Speaker 9: start a fight? Yeah? It's stressful, but you know, the
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Speaker 9: joy is and everything make up for it. It's fine.
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Speaker 2: So why why isn't the twenty three year old doing
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Speaker 2: the you know, the picking up of the twenty one
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Speaker 2: and the seventeen year.
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Speaker 4: Old because they're all in the club together, they're all
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Speaker 4: in the job together.
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Speaker 9: Yeah. No, Actually she's quite a book room she's busy
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Speaker 9: during her master's degree, so she's like, they can.
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Speaker 7: Find their own way.
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Speaker 9: She hasn't hit that stage of like selflessness. Yeah, she's
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Speaker 9: not a mom herself yet. So yeah, she'll she'll tune
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Speaker 9: them about what they're wearing or what they're doing or
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Speaker 9: not studying, but she's not going to go fetch them
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Speaker 9: at one in the morning.
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Speaker 1: So the other two are boys. So she's the oldest
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Speaker 1: and the other two are boys.
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Speaker 9: That's it. Yeah, Yeah, twenty one year old boy and
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Speaker 9: then a seventeen year old boy still in high school.
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Speaker 9: But he thinks he's twenty. He thinks he's he's worth
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Speaker 9: every you know, he's like more, he tells me. Now,
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Speaker 9: She's like more, I'm going here, and said it. I'm like,
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Speaker 9: what do you mean You're going on?
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Speaker 7: So you mean, mom, can I go?
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Speaker 3: I go there?
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Speaker 9: You know what I mean? So yeah, look, guys, you
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Speaker 9: don't know yet. Just wait, enjoy the homework, enjoy the
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Speaker 9: Oh I'm so hungry. Because they also get older and
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Speaker 9: they go out and it's not just food, you know,
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Speaker 9: they want to go Uncle Fouzi afterwards, but they only
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Speaker 9: need I need to.
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Speaker 1: I missed that place, memories, another place were built another pace.
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Speaker 3: I'm just listening to me. I walk around the city
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Speaker 3: that I built. But you know, she's so right about the.
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Speaker 2: Seventeen year old thinking that they're twenty one, because I like,
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Speaker 2: his cousins are fourteen fifteen, right, and he's ten. So
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Speaker 2: the other day they come to tell me that they're
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Speaker 2: going to the Saint's Face.
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Speaker 3: They are like a stress and I'm.
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Speaker 2: Like, ten, you can't go to it. And it was
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Speaker 2: four in the afternoon. I'm like, guys, if you were
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Speaker 2: telling me at nine in the morning that you're going
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Speaker 2: to Saint's Face to watch rugby during the day during
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Speaker 2: the day, I'm getting you.
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Speaker 3: But it is now sixteen thirty two, that is half
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Speaker 3: past four.
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Speaker 2: It's going to be five by the time you get there.
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Speaker 2: That's the party, Hi, mister ten year old.
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Speaker 4: No.
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Speaker 5: As the third child, I can one one hundred percent
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Speaker 5: confirm that we raise ourselves.
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Speaker 6: We had no curfew. We went where we went, and
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Speaker 6: we just told our parents this is what's happening.
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Speaker 4: Same I had. I didn't have to go through a
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Speaker 4: question today. She was defeated. My two older brothers had
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Speaker 4: worn my poor mother out.
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Speaker 3: Guys.
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Speaker 2: I was the third born and whoa that my mom
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Speaker 2: did not listen.
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Speaker 1: To no, because she she knows that she messed up
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Speaker 1: with the first two. So she was she was like,
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Speaker 1: the third one, I'm going to I'm going to make
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Speaker 1: sure that I'm the third one that I get a
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Speaker 1: grip on for me.
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Speaker 2: I've got two teenage boys and it is the mom's van.
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Speaker 3: If I can put a deck Baye.
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Speaker 2: Bring in uber, getting into sports, getting into school, getting
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Speaker 2: into the extreme activities.
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Speaker 7: Is ratby schedule or sports schedule is insane?
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Speaker 3: Your guys?
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Speaker 2: For me?
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Speaker 3: Is cooking? Do these kids always have to eat like
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Speaker 3: every day?
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Speaker 4: I'll tell you for free.
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Speaker 3: These things are so expensive.
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Speaker 4: It's like having a side chick that you can't dump.
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Speaker 3: You drink your nose and let me pay some more.
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Speaker 2: You know, I was about to complain that why I
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Speaker 2: have no men called in to speak about, you know,
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Speaker 2: the hard part of parenting for this, it's not looking
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Speaker 2: good for you, fellas. Okay, it's not looking good. Your
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Speaker 2: weight pulling in the household is not looking great. If
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Speaker 2: this last forty minutes is anything to go by.
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Speaker 1: The fellows are too scared to speak up. They because
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Speaker 1: they have their wives looking at them as well.
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Speaker 5: Well.
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Speaker 2: No, the fellows that I'm perfect. I do everything wonderfully.
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Speaker 2: Lindy in Bedford View, good.
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Speaker 7: Morning, good morning. How are you on a leg?
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Speaker 3: Fantastic, Lindy, how are you?
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Speaker 7: I'm good? Thank you?
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Speaker 3: So talk to us.
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Speaker 2: What's the hardest part of parenting for you?
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Speaker 7: On my side, it's the school run. I've got three kids,
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Speaker 7: all at three different schools.
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Speaker 2: Oh what, how okay? Is it's like a cry school, primary,
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Speaker 2: high school.
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Speaker 7: No, I've got one three school and then I've got
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Speaker 7: my older sign it's a boys' school, and then my
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Speaker 7: daughter it's a girl school.
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Speaker 1: Oh okay, but that's the choice you made, Lindy.
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Speaker 7: But you know what I really said, I want to
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Speaker 7: be a parent. But I don't think I was betting
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Speaker 7: ready for these days because now I don't even have
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Speaker 7: a life in the morning, so it's all three different
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Speaker 7: schools that I need to drop off in the afternoon.
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Speaker 7: Is the same thing. The other round will be looking
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Speaker 7: off it one the other one looks of it half
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Speaker 7: past two, the around looks of it got at two fold,
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Speaker 7: So the whole afternoon is already gone.
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Speaker 2: By the time you get to sit down and do
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Speaker 2: some work.
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Speaker 3: You're really having to go pick them up.
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Speaker 7: You have to go and pick them up because after
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Speaker 7: the school, at the three schools, I only get home
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Speaker 7: at around half past eight, then maybe cachay the coffee.
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Speaker 7: So for me to work, I only hear from nine
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Speaker 7: to about twelve o'clock or for fifty and that's that.
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Speaker 1: And then you're back on the road.
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Speaker 7: And then I'm back on the road until five o'clock
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Speaker 7: and then the other will tell me, oh my man,
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Speaker 7: I've got soccer at six o'clock. You can't just drop
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Speaker 7: them off. You have to go this sit and watch
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Speaker 7: such adays the Ragby matches, the Athern's gotta behaving ned
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Speaker 7: ball in the north, the other one is in the east,
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Speaker 7: and they all need to be dropped off because they're
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Speaker 7: all still young. Because my old is a twelve years
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Speaker 7: then I've got a nine year old. Then I've got
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Speaker 7: a five year old. So you can't drop you can't
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Speaker 7: use uber you're happy, yeah.
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Speaker 1: And you have to be there lendy for you. Like
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Speaker 1: I said, this is the thing is the conversation was
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Speaker 1: a wonderful. Let's put her in an all girls school, right,
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Speaker 1: because there's different merits to that, and the boys the
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Speaker 1: same story. But then when the schedules start coming out,
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Speaker 1: you start realizing this is a huge problem.
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Speaker 7: This is a huge problem. It is a huge problem
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Speaker 7: because at times they can't like even maybe if it's
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Speaker 7: it's a it's a Mother's day mass or mother say something,
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Speaker 7: they're all at the same day, and do they have
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Speaker 7: to choose one?
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Speaker 3: Do they at least have the same holidays because some.
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Speaker 7: Players is okay, it's if they have the same it's
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Speaker 7: all I E B. So it's a test for all
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Speaker 7: of them. So exists on that one and better.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, because some some parents they're dealing with schools that
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Speaker 2: have different holidays.
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Speaker 3: So it's like, oh, you're going to some city again. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: I'm taking the other.
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Speaker 4: One.
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Speaker 7: I say, if the older one closed school, no one
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Speaker 7: goes to school, we all stay at home.
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Speaker 2: Are you you're not missing much in the sand, pet,
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Speaker 2: my darling?
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Speaker 7: And exactly exactly exactly.
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Speaker 3: Lindy, thank you so much for the call.
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Speaker 2: I think a lot of people are starting to realize
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Speaker 2: how thoughts that they are listening to her.
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Speaker 3: They're like, whoa, maybe maybe.
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Speaker 2: My life, maybe my parents in routine is not so bad, Zima,
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Speaker 2: signed Centurion.
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Speaker 3: You're wrapping it.
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Speaker 8: Up hiln Club. How are you guys?
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Speaker 3: We're good?
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Speaker 2: How are you?
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Speaker 9: I'm good?
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Speaker 2: Thanks?
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Speaker 8: Soy am. I allowed to say everything about dinging because
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Speaker 8: I can see everyone's choosing certain things, but for me,
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Speaker 8: it's everything. I mean, I have two boys. When it's turning,
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Speaker 8: when it's six or seven, and it's the platform, the homework.
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Speaker 8: I mean, you do everything like different platforms. I mean,
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Speaker 8: my seven year old has not on the got this
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Speaker 8: platform for reading. I'm just like, give him a book
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Speaker 8: and then we'll read. Because he needs to read on
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Speaker 8: a platform on a certain platform, we must send the
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Speaker 8: we must send the what is it the reading to
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Speaker 8: the teacher.
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Speaker 7: And it's like, yeah, the other.
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Speaker 8: Is a social light and is not such a social light.
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Speaker 8: So picking up at school, the one must pick up immediately,
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Speaker 8: and then the alone wants to still be with his friends,
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Speaker 8: and it's just like, yeah, it's a life.
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Speaker 2: This week I had to ask because I tried to
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Speaker 2: go into the teaching platform, the email platform right in May, guys.
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Speaker 4: In May.
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Speaker 2: The first time I'm entering the first time I'm entering
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Speaker 2: this platform.
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Speaker 3: Is in May.
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Speaker 2: So then I said to like, what you please ask?
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Speaker 2: You know, missus alh there to help. It's aliged I
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Speaker 2: think I may be getting that wrong as well. To
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Speaker 2: please give me the code to get in, because I
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Speaker 2: tried to get into this and then it need a password.
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Speaker 2: So then then she sends me this email the teacher.
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Speaker 3: I'm like, hey, and a list. Here you go, here's
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Speaker 3: the code. I tried to get in. I still can't
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Speaker 3: get in. And now I don't have the heart to be.
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Speaker 1: Like guys, because now you're faced with too you should
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Speaker 1: have done this a long time ago January. You know,
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Speaker 1: you should have logged on. But then also on the
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Speaker 1: other side, you're a technophobe. You don't know how to dance.
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Speaker 1: It's like two life struggles have combined in this moment
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Speaker 1: for you.
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Speaker 2: And also I'm kind of it's like doing your text returns.
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Speaker 3: I'm not scared to open to sins.
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Speaker 2: What awaits me on the other side of this firew
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Speaker 2: You know.
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Speaker 1: It's going to be so much work waiting for you there,
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Speaker 1: do you know?
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Speaker 2: Because I'm looking at my son, I'm like, you're fine, you.
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Speaker 1: Let me know if anything really serious pops up.
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Speaker 2: What I'm saying, You're got right, Okay, hang in minute,
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Speaker 2: start
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Speaker 3: To making your morning and La and the club on
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Speaker 3: nine four seven