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They have to go to college, even though higher ed is such a disaster.
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We're not supposed to tell them that.
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And I'm Jessica Tarloff.
Jess, this is the part of the show where we banter.
I'm reading the same note. What would you like to banter about?
Well, let's bring this back to me. So, ask me what I did this weekend.
What did you do this weekend? How fantastic was it?
Well, Jess, I don't like to talk about me or my personal life, but on Saturday morning, I had my 14-year-old, just me and him. And so I said, what do you want to do? And I knew it involved something in football. So we jumped on the Eurostar on Saturday morning, which is lovely.
Amazing.
It takes two hours and 20 minutes. St. Pancras Station is about 10 minutes from where we're living. Two hours and 20 minutes later, we're at the Gare du Nord, which is, I think, train station of North or something in French, just for those of you out there. And then we're at the hotel. We went and had an amazing, our favorite lunch. We had steak frites. And then we went to the most amazing little stores, mostly chocolatiers and grape stores. And then we went back and napped and went to the pool. When you have a 14-year-old, you got to go to the pool. I've learned that.
That lasts until high school?
That they're into going to the pool? You know, his only criteria for hotels is, do they have a pool? And we always go to the pool. And then we went and then we had a dinner at the most fabulous restaurant at the top of this new restaurant. fancy hotel called Cheval Blanc, and we got dressed up. And then we got dressed down, and we went to the PSG Paris Saint-Germain football. That's the major team in Paris. Someone's going to say, no, they're not. Ty Renz, which was a big disappointment for PSG. But we went and saw the football game, came back next morning, woke up, had a lovely breakfast, and then went to Notre Dame, which is spectacular. Spectacular.
Oh, it looks amazing.
Spectacular. And then caught the US star back. I mean, 24 hours and just, it was one of those incredible weekends with my son. What did you do?
Well, I went to a three-year-old's birthday party on Saturday morning. There was cake, funfetti flavor, which is my favorite.
Do they rent a place or is it one of those where it's rich people in Tribeca or do they have to rent a place?
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