Joanna Hausman

There's this generational divide with information.

Yes.

Which is interesting, and I think that will probably battle it out.

Who knows if there'll be survivors, but we'll try.

You'll be okay.

You know, I, I, a lot, but I decided to do something during my pregnancy, which was like, I was like, I don't want to know.

I don't want to know.

I don't want to know.

People would be like, are you doing the birthing classes?

And I was like, I did one birthing class and I was like, I don't want to know more.

I don't want to know more.

We used to do this in a cave.

And I think that there was some wisdom to that where you're just like blindly going into something because it's like you're about to jump from a bungee jump, whatever cord thing.

And they're like over-explaining

gravity to you.

And it's like, I know generally what's going to happen and I'd rather just not overthink it.

And so I, which is very unlike my character, I'm very neurotic and very anxious.

And with this whole process, I've been sort of like, my husband, my husband's the one that's reading all the books about sleep training and stuff.

And I'm just sort of like, I'm going to, I'm going to listen to him, but I'm also just sort of like,

I don't know.