Russell Howard

Daddy, daddy.

And then he's like, daddy.

And your wife's like, man.

It feels a bit like that.

It's a recipe book.

It's a bit like those little, they're so interesting, those little moments you have with kids.

All the cliches are true.

There's this sort of upper tier of love.

So your kid will just come over and just put his head on your inner arm and just lie it there.

And you're like...

okay well that's a memory i'll never forget and he's oblivious to it i'm fascinated by that that we've because there's things i remember that my dad said to me that he's probably got no idea yes but they lodged in my brain for whatever reason and it would have just been this droplet that fell from his mouth and for whatever reason what is so interesting why is it the things that stick stick yeah

And yet there's things we've been taught in school that they could have said it a thousand times and our brains like not on receive.

And yet somehow somebody will say something and it's with you forever.

So weird.

Yes.

Yeah.

Whenever I can.

If I'm kind of a, obviously if I'm away I can't, but like if, so my wife works Monday to Wednesday.

So during that time I would try and do it

But never spoken about.