The favorite child, toddler communication & how do we divide household chores fairly?!
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Hello? Did you miss me?
I did.
One second. I'm just reviewing.
I was talking to Jules.
Okay.
Okay, great. The people missed you. Someone commented on the episode that Harrison was not on. Just me and Alex. And they said, I love Harrison's takes. They're so candid and great. I said, Harrison's not on this episode.
I called in. Oh.
Did you give a take?
I gave a take on the mental load.
laughs that makes sense jules i was with you i was like yeah what i was taking it as a slight to us i was like oh okay all right ready okay welcome back to another episode of two parents in a podcast it's a it's do you like the word hump day or no nope yeah i don't love it either nope don't like it Middle of the week. Happy middle of the week, you guys. We've got a good episode today. I was on my way here, and I was thinking about, I'm just gonna move my mic, and I hope it doesn't squeak in everyone's ears.
I was gonna say, well, I didn't like hump day, but please move on.
Okay, why don't you like hump day? Tell the class.
Because I think that the connotation of hump day is like, implies that there's like a negative connotation to it, and I don't think that we should live for the weekends.
Well, I think that that is something that you taught me. You have fun on Monday, Tuesday.
Hump day.
Saturday. Yeah, hump day. All days of the week. But I do agree. I guess it is kind of like a mountain and Wednesday is allegedly the peak. But, yeah.
So, I have a great day today.
I just don't like the term hump. Oh, I love a Wednesday because tomorrow is Thursday. So much to look forward to.
And then Tuesdays are great because- Also, we can enjoy the present moment.
I do enjoy the present moment. Sounds like Harrison wants you to ask about his day today. That's what you're picking up?
Is that what you want?
Really? Okay. What's your day today? That wasn't what I was going to ask. I'm playing Modish tonight.
No, you're not. You're playing Backgammon.
I'm going to play Backgammon. Is Backgammon going to be- I'm going to play backgammon tonight and I'm going to make a prediction on if I think it has the potential to be a thing. And maybe I'll try to put it into... You need less things.
Okay, so I posted bin and I was very careful with my wording. But did you see my steak and fries on Monday? And how did I word it?
Something about your favorite Monday night meal.
Every Monday night. But I said lately. Not that it's every Monday night. And somebody responded and said, I'm sure Harrison is so excited that we now have a meal for a day. And I was like, great reference. But no, it's just lately. It's just as of late.
Did you see the pump fake on Taylor Farms?
Yes.
Big pump fake.
Yeah. We discussed. What's the latest?
Are we talking about two different things?
No. No, for the parasite?
Yeah, so what's your latest knowledge on this?
Was that they were like suing the FDA or something for a false claim.
Yeah, that's pretty crazy.
Yeah, it's gnarly.
That's pretty crazy.
Yeah. And they should win.
Well, I didn't actually know about the lawsuit. I just saw that it came out. It was a false positive.
Well, the Washington Post posted something yesterday that's like, basically, you still shouldn't eat lettuce. Like, we're still just not sure where it's coming from. And it's more than Taco Bell. So, yeah, no lettuce. No lettuce.
But how many cases are we sitting with? Last we checked was 7,000.
Yeah, that's a good question.
Because when I look around at restaurants, people are eating lettuce and produce pretty freely, so...
11,500. I don't know. Well, if you would notice at breakfast this morning, I had to take the arugula off of my egg sandwich, which arugula shouldn't be on an egg sandwich to begin with.
Yes, it should.
Oh. What?
Yeah, I think it's a really nice touch.
Okay.
Okay.
Jules had to take hers off. Yeah. Smart move, Jules.
Yeah.
so you still you've still held strong yes so if i i said to my mom no one influences my food choices more than you guys because i've had steak and fries three dinners in a row no way it is the best meal it is so easy and it's so good it's like i look so i look forward to it but i can't cook my steak like that steak was terrible i need you to do it i did judge the cook on the steak a little which is crazy for me who like likes well done steak it was but
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–18:05
2
What happened at Target and why are Flock Turkey Bacon Strips launching there?
18:05–44:48
3
Does listening to an audiobook count as reading and what does the research say?
44:48–48:59
4
How did Alex’s Substack about dividing household chores spark this conversation?
48:59–1:05:55
5
What travel chaos did Harrison experience returning from Minnesota?
1:05:55–1:18:15
Speakers
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