Peter Sagal

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McGeen, this week we learned about a new way stressed out parents are letting off steam. It's a party where grown-ups go to be able to do what?

McGeen, this week we learned about a new way stressed out parents are letting off steam. It's a party where grown-ups go to be able to do what?

McGeen, this week we learned about a new way stressed out parents are letting off steam. It's a party where grown-ups go to be able to do what?

You're so close, I feel I have to give it to you. The answer is throw a tantrum. Just like your kids, right? What parent of an out-of-control two-year-old hasn't looked at the kid and thought, yeah, that's the vibe I want to be given off? The concept was described by a therapist in Australia. All right, I have to be honest. She is described as a, quote, life coach and breath worker.

You're so close, I feel I have to give it to you. The answer is throw a tantrum. Just like your kids, right? What parent of an out-of-control two-year-old hasn't looked at the kid and thought, yeah, that's the vibe I want to be given off? The concept was described by a therapist in Australia. All right, I have to be honest. She is described as a, quote, life coach and breath worker.

You're so close, I feel I have to give it to you. The answer is throw a tantrum. Just like your kids, right? What parent of an out-of-control two-year-old hasn't looked at the kid and thought, yeah, that's the vibe I want to be given off? The concept was described by a therapist in Australia. All right, I have to be honest. She is described as a, quote, life coach and breath worker.

I just didn't want you to hate her yet. She calls it a, quote, tantrum party, and it's exactly what it sounds like. There's loud music, there's pillows to hit, and an adult in the corner saying, oh, he never does this.

I just didn't want you to hate her yet. She calls it a, quote, tantrum party, and it's exactly what it sounds like. There's loud music, there's pillows to hit, and an adult in the corner saying, oh, he never does this.

I just didn't want you to hate her yet. She calls it a, quote, tantrum party, and it's exactly what it sounds like. There's loud music, there's pillows to hit, and an adult in the corner saying, oh, he never does this.

Yeah, I know. Josh, this week the New York Times ran a piece in favor of doing what to strangers in public?

Yeah, I know. Josh, this week the New York Times ran a piece in favor of doing what to strangers in public?

Yeah, I know. Josh, this week the New York Times ran a piece in favor of doing what to strangers in public?

Actually, it's the opposite. It's what they're doing when they're talking and you think they shouldn't be. Shushing them? Shushing them, yes. Shush people in public. That's the advice. The columnist says that shushing someone, once only reserved for babies, libraries, and bars that look like libraries, is a socially acceptable thing to do.

Actually, it's the opposite. It's what they're doing when they're talking and you think they shouldn't be. Shushing them? Shushing them, yes. Shush people in public. That's the advice. The columnist says that shushing someone, once only reserved for babies, libraries, and bars that look like libraries, is a socially acceptable thing to do.

Actually, it's the opposite. It's what they're doing when they're talking and you think they shouldn't be. Shushing them? Shushing them, yes. Shush people in public. That's the advice. The columnist says that shushing someone, once only reserved for babies, libraries, and bars that look like libraries, is a socially acceptable thing to do.

But if you're in a library... The best solution, really, is if you're in a situation where people are talking and they shouldn't be talking, is to quiet them the way you might quiet a baby. Pick them up and wrap them really tightly in a blanket. Yeah. Now, the writer says... Swaddling. Yes, swaddle a stranger.

But if you're in a library... The best solution, really, is if you're in a situation where people are talking and they shouldn't be talking, is to quiet them the way you might quiet a baby. Pick them up and wrap them really tightly in a blanket. Yeah. Now, the writer says... Swaddling. Yes, swaddle a stranger.