Dan Rather

Wow. Was there any point having not had any family members in it and maybe not having the correct expectations for the job? Were there moments at the beginning where you're like, oh, fuck this. I didn't choose right. Or did you immediately know it was for you?

Yeah, you have a finite capacity and then you have a real life outside of it. And maybe you're sleep deprived and maybe you're having a marital issue and you add all these things together. It's impossible. I will say it's prepared you nicely to have a child, though.

Yeah, you have a finite capacity and then you have a real life outside of it. And maybe you're sleep deprived and maybe you're having a marital issue and you add all these things together. It's impossible. I will say it's prepared you nicely to have a child, though.

Yeah, you have a finite capacity and then you have a real life outside of it. And maybe you're sleep deprived and maybe you're having a marital issue and you add all these things together. It's impossible. I will say it's prepared you nicely to have a child, though.

Yeah, Tori, I'm so sorry you're feeling so ill, but congratulations on your impending baby time. And it was great meeting you. And thank you for telling us that story.

Yeah, Tori, I'm so sorry you're feeling so ill, but congratulations on your impending baby time. And it was great meeting you. And thank you for telling us that story.

Yeah, Tori, I'm so sorry you're feeling so ill, but congratulations on your impending baby time. And it was great meeting you. And thank you for telling us that story.

Feel better. Take a nice nap now. And thanks so much for railing.

Feel better. Take a nice nap now. And thanks so much for railing.

Feel better. Take a nice nap now. And thanks so much for railing.

All right. Take care.

All right. Take care.

All right. Take care.

Chew your catheter out.

Chew your catheter out.

Chew your catheter out.

Yeah, I got a little claustrophobic at the thought of a seven-point harness.

Yeah, I got a little claustrophobic at the thought of a seven-point harness.

Yeah, I got a little claustrophobic at the thought of a seven-point harness.

That happened with my dad when he had this very massive head-on collision when I was in eighth grade. And I had to go to the hospital, and they said basically go in and say goodbye. He's unconscious. I went in there, and his head was like the size of a basketball. And he woke up while I was in there. And the first thing he did is pulled the breathing tube out.