Grandma Gail

I don't know if you're better. But there was an interesting thing on the program. I was listening to the other night on an Asian gentleman from China. was speaking about, you know, they used to have, they used to throw the women into the river. They only wanted, they were only allowed one child years and years ago. Well, that was because it was overpopulation, whatever the policy was.

I don't know if you're better. But there was an interesting thing on the program. I was listening to the other night on an Asian gentleman from China. was speaking about, you know, they used to have, they used to throw the women into the river. They only wanted, they were only allowed one child years and years ago. Well, that was because it was overpopulation, whatever the policy was.

I know, but that was what they were doing. That wasn't the gist of the conversation. He was now saying, somebody was interviewing him, and he worked in a hospital. And he was saying, you know, we have an interesting thing now. We used to only want sons. Now every family wants at least one daughter because we find when the parent gets ill, The one who cares for the parent is the girl child.

I know, but that was what they were doing. That wasn't the gist of the conversation. He was now saying, somebody was interviewing him, and he worked in a hospital. And he was saying, you know, we have an interesting thing now. We used to only want sons. Now every family wants at least one daughter because we find when the parent gets ill, The one who cares for the parent is the girl child.

I know, but that was what they were doing. That wasn't the gist of the conversation. He was now saying, somebody was interviewing him, and he worked in a hospital. And he was saying, you know, we have an interesting thing now. We used to only want sons. Now every family wants at least one daughter because we find when the parent gets ill, The one who cares for the parent is the girl child.

Not surprising. Which is really very, very true. There's always one child in every family that ends up taking over care of an elderly person. But in most cases, it is the woman. I mean, I'm sure there are exceptions.

Not surprising. Which is really very, very true. There's always one child in every family that ends up taking over care of an elderly person. But in most cases, it is the woman. I mean, I'm sure there are exceptions.

Not surprising. Which is really very, very true. There's always one child in every family that ends up taking over care of an elderly person. But in most cases, it is the woman. I mean, I'm sure there are exceptions.

I don't know what the answer is. It must be something that women are just more sympathetic.

I don't know what the answer is. It must be something that women are just more sympathetic.

I don't know what the answer is. It must be something that women are just more sympathetic.

I don't think so. I think what my mother told me. Well, of course, my mother said you're 21. Get married. That's another story. I don't think anybody does that anymore. But I don't think any advice. was ever wrong. I mean, you know, she came from a certain time period. And when you live, you know, that's the advice you give because it's surrounded by the media and the culture of that moment.

I don't think so. I think what my mother told me. Well, of course, my mother said you're 21. Get married. That's another story. I don't think anybody does that anymore. But I don't think any advice. was ever wrong. I mean, you know, she came from a certain time period. And when you live, you know, that's the advice you give because it's surrounded by the media and the culture of that moment.

I don't think so. I think what my mother told me. Well, of course, my mother said you're 21. Get married. That's another story. I don't think anybody does that anymore. But I don't think any advice. was ever wrong. I mean, you know, she came from a certain time period. And when you live, you know, that's the advice you give because it's surrounded by the media and the culture of that moment.

What you did in the 50s, you're not doing in 2025. So I think each generation has a different set of values. Good is still good and bad is still bad. But there are certain things that do change. I mean, certainly the way the dynamic between husbands and wives, fathers, fathers never would change a diaper. I mean, I think your grandfather changed one diaper on each child.

What you did in the 50s, you're not doing in 2025. So I think each generation has a different set of values. Good is still good and bad is still bad. But there are certain things that do change. I mean, certainly the way the dynamic between husbands and wives, fathers, fathers never would change a diaper. I mean, I think your grandfather changed one diaper on each child.

What you did in the 50s, you're not doing in 2025. So I think each generation has a different set of values. Good is still good and bad is still bad. But there are certain things that do change. I mean, certainly the way the dynamic between husbands and wives, fathers, fathers never would change a diaper. I mean, I think your grandfather changed one diaper on each child.

I mean, he would never be, you know. I don't think my dad ever did. I think he might have changed one. I don't know. I don't know. Maybe not. Maybe not. I don't think so. Well, I have to tell you, I came home one afternoon. It was Poppy's only time he had to do it for Mommy. And in those days, we didn't have paper diapers. We didn't have pampers or whatever.

I mean, he would never be, you know. I don't think my dad ever did. I think he might have changed one. I don't know. I don't know. Maybe not. Maybe not. I don't think so. Well, I have to tell you, I came home one afternoon. It was Poppy's only time he had to do it for Mommy. And in those days, we didn't have paper diapers. We didn't have pampers or whatever.

I mean, he would never be, you know. I don't think my dad ever did. I think he might have changed one. I don't know. I don't know. Maybe not. Maybe not. I don't think so. Well, I have to tell you, I came home one afternoon. It was Poppy's only time he had to do it for Mommy. And in those days, we didn't have paper diapers. We didn't have pampers or whatever.