Harrison

Love the idea of somebody else doing it.

I have done 99.9% up until then.

I really don't want to catch it.

Like I don't want to add that to my list of things to do.

I don't even think I could physically bend forward.

Like if I have an epidural, like you can't feel anything.

Like I don't even like the idea of the possibility.

Like I'm tired, I get tired thinking about it.

I just, no.

Okay, so speaking of delivering your own children, I had this thought, what's, because we're coming up on this like large milestone of our life where we go from one kid to two kids, and it's, you know, it feels like a lot.

So I asked the people, I said, all right, what's harder, going from zero to one kid, one to two kids, or two plus kids?

And the comments were interesting.

Because the most liked one was zero to one because everything changes.

But there was a ton, like I think overwhelming amount of people said one to two.

So the most liked comment was, you know, everything changes when you have your first kid.

But I think more people commented one to two.

And then there was a couple that said three.

But here's the thing, like because at three, what do you do?

Somebody said it really well.

You go from running man to man to zone.