Mandy Moore

She shot up. She shot up. Which is, as I'm watching my sort of middle school boy happen, the girls shoot up. That's when it happens. The girls shoot up pretty fast. So yeah, they're boxing and catching it. Later, Randall tells his dad, dad, you got to teach me how to box. And he's like, what for? And he's like, I don't think your mom's going to like that.

He's like, listen, I've been getting bullied by this dude at school.

He's like, listen, I've been getting bullied by this dude at school.

He's like, listen, I've been getting bullied by this dude at school.

His name is Dylan. And he makes fun of me. He just came in from New York. And I don't want to talk on him because then people say that I'm, you know, ratting him out or whatnot. I just need to learn how to protect myself. I'll only use it if I absolutely have to. But please just show me. Right? And he's like, all right. What are our parental views on this?

His name is Dylan. And he makes fun of me. He just came in from New York. And I don't want to talk on him because then people say that I'm, you know, ratting him out or whatnot. I just need to learn how to protect myself. I'll only use it if I absolutely have to. But please just show me. Right? And he's like, all right. What are our parental views on this?

His name is Dylan. And he makes fun of me. He just came in from New York. And I don't want to talk on him because then people say that I'm, you know, ratting him out or whatnot. I just need to learn how to protect myself. I'll only use it if I absolutely have to. But please just show me. Right? And he's like, all right. What are our parental views on this?

Okay, so this comes back to something where we were talking about before I wanted to revisit in terms of Jack's reason for why he boxes or whatnot. You know, sometimes he just, he articulates it later in the episode, but I'll just speak for me. There are moments in time

Okay, so this comes back to something where we were talking about before I wanted to revisit in terms of Jack's reason for why he boxes or whatnot. You know, sometimes he just, he articulates it later in the episode, but I'll just speak for me. There are moments in time

Okay, so this comes back to something where we were talking about before I wanted to revisit in terms of Jack's reason for why he boxes or whatnot. You know, sometimes he just, he articulates it later in the episode, but I'll just speak for me. There are moments in time

when I have such pent up energy inside of me, if something has frustrated me at work or in life, et cetera, and I don't know what to do with that energy. And as I was saying before, like sometimes words, leave me, even though I think I'm a fairly verbal and communicative person. But like there are times in which they just escape me. So I have a heavy bag in my garage that I will use.

when I have such pent up energy inside of me, if something has frustrated me at work or in life, et cetera, and I don't know what to do with that energy. And as I was saying before, like sometimes words, leave me, even though I think I'm a fairly verbal and communicative person. But like there are times in which they just escape me. So I have a heavy bag in my garage that I will use.

when I have such pent up energy inside of me, if something has frustrated me at work or in life, et cetera, and I don't know what to do with that energy. And as I was saying before, like sometimes words, leave me, even though I think I'm a fairly verbal and communicative person. But like there are times in which they just escape me. So I have a heavy bag in my garage that I will use.

And then sometimes I remember one time in one particular incident, I was so angry and I didn't know what to do with it. So this is a la Randall and a la Jack. I ran for 12 miles. until I just was tired and I couldn't hold on to the anger anymore because the exhaustion had depleted it, right? So it's either that or I will go and hit this bag or whatnot and just wail on it.

And then sometimes I remember one time in one particular incident, I was so angry and I didn't know what to do with it. So this is a la Randall and a la Jack. I ran for 12 miles. until I just was tired and I couldn't hold on to the anger anymore because the exhaustion had depleted it, right? So it's either that or I will go and hit this bag or whatnot and just wail on it.

And then sometimes I remember one time in one particular incident, I was so angry and I didn't know what to do with it. So this is a la Randall and a la Jack. I ran for 12 miles. until I just was tired and I couldn't hold on to the anger anymore because the exhaustion had depleted it, right? So it's either that or I will go and hit this bag or whatnot and just wail on it.

Like boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Boxing is like one of my favorite and it tires you out so completely. It's very healthy response.

Like boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Boxing is like one of my favorite and it tires you out so completely. It's very healthy response.

Like boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Boxing is like one of my favorite and it tires you out so completely. It's very healthy response.

But it is an incredible release. And I do find, like, because I played football when I was a kid, and you were talking about the poison that is testosterone, and semi-jokingly. But, like, I do think boys need some sort of healthy conduit to, like, release. And it's different.