Brain fog, Pokemon cards & how to stop apologizing for everything

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What happened in Harrison’s freak glass‑catching accident?

Unknown 0:00
Imagine setting your makeup, then forgetting it's even there.

What is the “POOP‑GATE” controversy from the Beijing HYROX race?

Unknown 0:04
Meet new grippy setting mist from Maybelline New York.

How is Tate showing a new appreciation for gymnastics?

Unknown 0:07
Gel-to-mist technology locks in your look for up to 24 hours with flexible, all-day comfy grip.

Is eating non‑breakfast foods for breakfast a genius hack or a bad idea?

Unknown 0:13
No tightness, no stickiness, no residue.

Do Pokemon cards really outperform the S&P 500 over 20 years?

Unknown 0:16
Just plump, dewy, hydrated skin that still feels like your skin.

Why are AI CEOs publicly agreeing to slow down development?

Unknown 0:21
Try new grippy setting mist from Maybelline New York.

Does stretching actually prevent injuries, or is strength training the key?

Alex Bennett 0:24
Maybe it's Maybelline.

How can we replace saying “I’m sorry” too often with a better habit?

Alex Bennett 0:27
Putting the ledge
Mickey Heller 0:29
and the pools, like, Like the best thing we did.
Unknown 0:37
I would go as
Harrison Fugman 0:37
far as saying.
Mickey Heller 0:38
The pool would suck without it.
Harrison Fugman 0:40
Growing up, I never swam on a pool that had a ledge.
Alex Bennett 0:45
Oh, we had one.
Harrison Fugman 0:46
because growing up we swam in my grandpa Harold's pool most of the time.
Alex Bennett 0:52
Rocky Harold Fugman.
Harrison Fugman 0:53
Rocky Harold Fugman. And that pool did not have a ledge. Yeah, I'm trying to think. Ledges. I can't recall seeing a swimming ledge until very recently.
Alex Bennett 1:11
Really?
Harrison Fugman 1:11
Yeah. So that was a great call by you because I thought we may not even need a swimming ledge.
Alex Bennett 1:16
Yeah, we almost got rid of our swimming ledge. And Tate today, she played on the swimming ledge for hours.
Harrison Fugman 1:22
One of your friends messaged and told us that was where they spend the most time.
Alex Bennett 1:25
Libby.
Harrison Fugman 1:26
Libby. Thank you, Libby.
Alex Bennett 1:28
I said we were thinking about making it smaller. She said I'd go bigger. Nope. I'd go the opposite way.
Harrison Fugman 1:32
Yeah.
Alex Bennett 1:33
All right. Ready?
Jules 1:35
Ready. Can I just do this really
Harrison Fugman 1:37
quick? Yeah, but you need the ASMR. Okay. You need the ASMR. I love it. That was a really good one. Boom. That was a 9.2.
Alex Bennett 1:44
Welcome back to another episode of Two Parents in a Podcast. It's Monday and football has officially kicked off. And there's a pun there. Get it?
Harrison Fugman 1:59
Very good pun. Very good pun.
Alex Bennett 2:02
Harrison has a hurt finger. I
Jules 2:04
was wondering about that.
Harrison Fugman 2:07
Freak accident. Actually a freak accident.
Jules 2:10
What happened?
Harrison Fugman 2:12
My glass fell. As it fell, I went to catch it. As I was going in to catch it, it broke as it hit the surface, and I still caught the glass, but I caught the bottom half, and the top half was shattered, and I have a nasty gash. Yeah.
Jules 2:37
I don't love that.
Harrison Fugman 2:38
It's very
Alex Bennett 2:39
deep, apparently. I wasn't there.
Harrison Fugman 2:42
It was so unlucky and there's, yeah, there's so much blood. It sucks.
Alex Bennett 2:46
Oh, there's nothing worse.
Harrison Fugman 2:47
Yeah. So we just like, we're not moving it. We have it wrapped up pretty tight. We didn't go get stitches, which I feel like I'm going to regret.
Jules 2:58
It's okay. Do they just do the glue these days or are they actually stitching you up?
Harrison Fugman 3:03
I don't know. I bought glue.
Alex Bennett 3:05
We got glue. So after this, we're going to do some hydrogen peroxide glue, a really good tape up because Harrison goes out of town today.
Harrison Fugman 3:12
Yeah. I was with two friends at the end and we just all looked around at each other. I cannot believe that just happened.
Jules 3:22
Transparently, I was texting P about something because I needed to check something. I didn't hear what happened.
Alex Bennett 3:27
He caught a glass and it broke at the same time.
Jules 3:31
I appreciate the transparency.
Harrison Fugman 3:33
I appreciate the transparency. I appreciate
Jules 3:34
it, Jules. You caught a glass and it broke. Yeah, that does stink.
Harrison Fugman 3:38
I will tell you one funny thing. The friends I was with are incredibly caring friends. And the types of friends that if I needed to go to the hospital definitely would have 100% gone to the hospital to get stitches with me.
Alex Bennett 3:50
Oh, they would have
Harrison Fugman 3:50
definitely. Without thinking twice about it. But I needed to dispel very early on. You could see they're waiting to be like, how bad is this? And I was like, don't worry, I have this covered. Because it happened very late at night, was the other thing. But it wasn't a drunken ordeal. And so I was like, don't worry, I've got this. Everyone can go home. It was as our Ubers were being ordered. The Uber was outside.
Alex Bennett 4:22
And I was asleep at home and Harrison came and I, listen, I know better than this. I'm not proud of it, but I'll tell him myself. And this, he, well, he can't, so I'm knocked out. And I was so excited. Like I went to bed early and he, and I had cleaned that house and done Rocky. Like I had such a productive night.
Harrison Fugman 4:41
This was probably to say, I said late. That's late for us. This is probably, I'm home maybe 15 to 20 minutes after the UT game ends.
Alex Bennett 4:50
You got home at 1040. I looked at the clock.
Harrison Fugman 4:52
Yeah. So we're talking 1040 PM, not like midnight one, two.

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