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Or when Rachel and I travel with the kids, being able to send them to bed, but we can stay up as late as we want in the house. You know, instead of all huddled in the same hotel room, sitting in the dark for a couple of hours.

Or when Rachel and I travel with the kids, being able to send them to bed, but we can stay up as late as we want in the house. You know, instead of all huddled in the same hotel room, sitting in the dark for a couple of hours.

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But here's the thing. Yeah. The thing about this episode and Kevin's path to rock bottom, which is, as I view this, what it is, and his experience with addiction, and the lining up of history, trauma, all of these things that have brought him to where he is now.

But here's the thing. Yeah. The thing about this episode and Kevin's path to rock bottom, which is, as I view this, what it is, and his experience with addiction, and the lining up of history, trauma, all of these things that have brought him to where he is now.

But here's the thing. Yeah. The thing about this episode and Kevin's path to rock bottom, which is, as I view this, what it is, and his experience with addiction, and the lining up of history, trauma, all of these things that have brought him to where he is now.

The ironic part about when I was watching this scene, having had some of these experiences myself with program, with recovery, with sobriety, is that that coach, those people are the ones who are right. What Kevin is living in, what Kevin is living in is self-involved shame, narcissism to a certain level, self-centered thinking that he thinks we feel we have regret for things.

The ironic part about when I was watching this scene, having had some of these experiences myself with program, with recovery, with sobriety, is that that coach, those people are the ones who are right. What Kevin is living in, what Kevin is living in is self-involved shame, narcissism to a certain level, self-centered thinking that he thinks we feel we have regret for things.

The ironic part about when I was watching this scene, having had some of these experiences myself with program, with recovery, with sobriety, is that that coach, those people are the ones who are right. What Kevin is living in, what Kevin is living in is self-involved shame, narcissism to a certain level, self-centered thinking that he thinks we feel we have regret for things.

We feel regret for things we've done. We feel shame for things that we think we are.

We feel regret for things we've done. We feel shame for things that we think we are.

We feel regret for things we've done. We feel shame for things that we think we are.

And he is in this shame spiral of who he thinks he is, and he's wrong. Because we know Kevin. He is not this person. He is just a person in crisis. He's a person who is actively being dragged down by his addiction. And the ironic part is that his dad would be proud. even though he is struggling, even though he is at a certain point.

And he is in this shame spiral of who he thinks he is, and he's wrong. Because we know Kevin. He is not this person. He is just a person in crisis. He's a person who is actively being dragged down by his addiction. And the ironic part is that his dad would be proud. even though he is struggling, even though he is at a certain point.

And he is in this shame spiral of who he thinks he is, and he's wrong. Because we know Kevin. He is not this person. He is just a person in crisis. He's a person who is actively being dragged down by his addiction. And the ironic part is that his dad would be proud. even though he is struggling, even though he is at a certain point.

He deserves all of these things. And the actual crime here is that he's so self-involved and so woe is me and so full of shame that he can't see that they're right.

He deserves all of these things. And the actual crime here is that he's so self-involved and so woe is me and so full of shame that he can't see that they're right.

He deserves all of these things. And the actual crime here is that he's so self-involved and so woe is me and so full of shame that he can't see that they're right.