Drinking habits as parents, children's books & when your toddler calls you by your first name...

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What is the significance of declaring a ‘rest day’ and how does it set the tone for the episode?

Harrison Fugman 0:00
Guess what today is? What? It's rest day.
Alex Bennett 0:02
Oh.
Harrison Fugman 0:03
Yeah, day off.

Is the term “downhill” positive or negative when applied to life and parenting?

Harrison Fugman 0:04
Day off on the workout.
Alex Bennett 0:05
Not to make this about me, but Today's rest day. Okay. So no working out today. And do you work out tomorrow?

What does “collective effervescence” mean and how does it relate to shared experiences like sports events?

Harrison Fugman 0:14
Well, ten minutes of zone two of zone one on the bike. And then some stretch some light stretching. Oh then maybe like a a couple Two hundred meter. uh sprint simulations for the race or running simulations for the race.
Alex Bennett 0:31
I would assume a very large misstep that occurs is people working out really, really hard up until up until the day before the race. And you need to rest your muscles because you're not gonna gain any muscle from now on or endurance.
Harrison Fugman 0:47
Yeah, it's a it's a it's a very fine balance though, because you wanna keep your body active over that period.
Alex Bennett 0:52
Yeah, but the work is done.
Harrison Fugman 0:54
The work is done.

What kids’ book gift tip do the hosts recommend and why is it a must‑have for families?

Alex Bennett 0:55
So today you rest and you do the bike and then what about tomorrow?
Harrison Fugman 0:59
Tomorrow you just do like a sh uh I think they call it a pre raise shake. A ray shake?
Jules 1:04
A shakeout run?
Harrison Fugman 1:05
A shakeout run, thank you. Which
Jules 1:06
is what? People forget I ran cross country in high school.

What are “city middle names” and how can listeners share theirs for the segment?

Jules 1:09
There we go, Jules. People do forget.
Harrison Fugman 1:12
Just be like a t it'll probably be a twenty minute ordeal. I'll probably do two K at race pace. Uh two K,
Alex Bennett 1:19
what's the two K? Two kilometers.

Where does drinking after work with children fall on the parenting alcohol‑scale?

Alex Bennett 1:22
And what is that in miles?
Harrison Fugman 1:23
Each kilometer is point six two miles. One
Alex Bennett 1:26
point six. One point two, okay. Mile you do a little one point two mile jog.
Harrison Fugman 1:30
Yeah, but uh maybe yeah.

How does 818 Tequila’s wedding sponsorship work and is it a good fit for new parents?

Harrison Fugman 1:32
But it's but broken up. No, at race pace, broken up and uh some form of of simulation exercises in between but light. So in the race you do weighted lunges, so maybe lunges but no weight. Uh It's funny though, like the group's taking it seriously. One of the guys woke up this morning And he wo he simulated the race time and eating breakfast before the race time and eating breakfast an hour before. And he's like, it was he's like, it was too close. Uh so we race at eight AM. But that's seven AM that's eight AM Eastern, so it's seven A. M. for us central time.

Is the $499 Dyson toothbrush worth the price and what are its pros and cons?

Harrison Fugman 2:14
Okay. And so he woke up at uh to eat at six and then trained at seven so he could get his body oh
Unknown 2:22
m used to
Harrison Fugman 2:23
it. And he said that was two It was too early. So we're he's gonna eat at five thirty. Uh on race day and I'm gonna follow suit.
Alex Bennett 2:32
Okay. So you're gonna wake up and eat at five thirty?
Harrison Fugman 2:36
Yeah, but it's gonna be six thirty local time. Five thirty for us.
Alex Bennett 2:40
Okay. And okay, great. And that must have been a Jeff move.
Harrison Fugman 2:43
Yeah.
Alex Bennett 2:43
Okay. Okay. Very good. I appreciate it.
Harrison Fugman 2:46
We're taking it seriously.
Alex Bennett 2:47
That's what I want though. I want everyone, you gotta lead from the front. I like that you guys are taking it seriously. It makes it more fun. Oh wow, I'm excited. I haven't bought my spectator pass yet.
Harrison Fugman 2:59
I really hope they're not sold out.
Alex Bennett 3:01
I will die.
Harrison Fugman 3:03
They could be sold out.
Alex Bennett 3:05
I will
Unknown 3:06
no, I no. Nope, I won't accept it. I'm getting in that door.
Jules 3:15
Th this is gonna take me too long to figure out spectator tickets and out of it. I can do it pretty
Harrison Fugman 3:19
quick.
Jules 3:20
No. Buy tickets.
Harrison Fugman 3:22
DC on the Friday race.
Jules 3:25
Um Men. Are you open men?
Unknown 3:30
Yeah. But it's spectator.
Jules 3:33
What? Told out Friday, September fourth.
Unknown 3:38
Spectators sold out.
Jules 3:39
Yeah. In the open category for men, singles.
Unknown 3:46
Hold on.
Alex Bennett 3:51
I wanna throw up I feel like I miss like my kids like performance. Like I feel like it's like Tate's first ballet recital and they only sold a hundred seats and I didn't get one. What do
Jules 4:06
I do? I don't know. But we might need to figure it out after we finish recording. I'm sure I can buy one. I'm sure we can second hand. Oh yeah, we can look on the the black market.
Alex Bennett 4:22
Yeah, the Facebook Marketplace for high rock spectator passes. I gotta get on there. All right, H. We're gonna just No no no we're g
Harrison Fugman 4:33
they're actually looking sold out. Yeah
Alex Bennett 4:34
no I don't think Jules made that. Do
Jules 4:36
you think I was lying to you? We've really gotta deal with this at another time. Yeah. Would you like to welcome the people? It would.
Harrison Fugman 4:46
Choppy start, choppy start.
Jules 4:48
It's okay.
Alex Bennett 4:50
Well, I mean It's important for good reason.
Harrison Fugman 4:53
Yeah. I I do think if you go back to the uh to the two parents' archives, uh, you would see a clip of me saying um
Alex Bennett 5:05
Nothing worse than listening to this. Think about the listener to this.
Harrison Fugman 5:08
I would get the tickets for you.

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