Harrison Fugman

You've got a friend coming into town, which is nice.

And as we learned, Ubers can whip you there.

So the next thing... I guess, how comfortable would you be with me being in driving distance up until the birth?

So let's call it Dallas, San Antonio, Houston.

Interesting.

What a great attitude.

Jules, can you look at flights to Vegas, please?

I think before I get into that, I want to just reflect on how this all came about because I think it's pretty interesting and probably pretty accurate of a lot of the parenting decisions we make.

So this is just a great example.

I feel like so much of parenting, you're given a range of when you should do things.

And so we'd always known that, you know, call it from a couple months back up until two, at some point, the PASI was going to need to go.

That's what we've heard.

It's what Dr. Brown had told us, and so on and so forth.

But it's always like, what's going to be the straw that breaks the camel's back and actually forces us to do that?

And I feel like...

There's no consistency behind that.

Sometimes it's a friend that convinces us.

Sometimes it's our pediatrician.

And other times it's just like a random, really well articulated DM.

But either way, I always feel like it's one of us who buys into it and they go and they plant the flag.