Eve Rodsky

Hmm.

That unpaid labor sucks.

It takes time.

It requires skills that nobody wants.

I don't want to learn to cook ever.

If I didn't have kids, it would just be DoorDash forever.

But look at these skills that we need to learn, especially after a child comes into the home.

Unfortunately, we add 40 extra cards when a child comes into the home.

So now we're playing with 100 in the deck as opposed to 60.

And then you're looking at them and saying, this is the unpaid labor of our home.

It's never going to be 50-50, but who wants to own what?

And how can we do that in a way that feels that there's perceived fairness?

And so a lot of, I would say, stay-at-home mothers who work for no pay say to me that they hold about 70 cards and their partner is playing with about 15, but that those 15 cards their partner is owning.

And they perceive fairness.

So I don't care how people live, Nicole.

I just want them to use the tool in a way that's helpful to them.

That's one of my favorite ones.

Really?

I hope they know where the butter is.

Well, no.