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Welcome to the Parenting Roundabout podcast. I'm Terry Morrow.
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And I'm Catherine Jileco.
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Every Thursday, we're bringing you a library find, a pick
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from our archives, and a parenting or pop culture tidbit
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or two. Let's start with Catherine's library find of the week.
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Okay, this is another case of just the cover alone
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made me have to bring this up. If you recall
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back in twenty twenty one, when Joe Biden was inaugurated,
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there was a whole meme of Bernie Sanders sitting rather
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grouchily in wearing some big mittens like you might find
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on someone Vermont, I guess, and it was memed everywhere.
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And then so an enterprising author named Andrew Schaeffer, who
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I just now noticed is touted as the New York
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Times bestselling author of the Obama Biden mysteries I don't
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one has about, but anyway, he wrote a book called
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Feel the Burn, a Bernie Sanders Mystery. Oh gosh, it
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just made me laugh so hard. And on the cover
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you see Bernie Sanders with his mittens on, sitting next
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to a woman with a cup of coffee and some
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hiking boots. There in front of some you know fall foliage.
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There's also drones up in the sky. So yeah, Bernie's
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fun and his gen Z intern are drawn into a
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murder investigation in this hilarious spin on cozy mysteries, because.
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You know what's fun politics? This is fun.
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Yeah, maybe it is when you just rewinding right to
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which is when this was written.
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But anyone don't know if it was fun back then either. Yeah,
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well that ends on inside you are, I guess yeah?
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But uh oh, the intern's name is Crash Robertson, just
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so you know. Of course, the crashes hopes for a
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quiet homecoming are dashed when the lifeless body of a
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community banker with ties to Big Maple is found in
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the lake.
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Well maybe it's like we were talking about with Twitter
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last year, last week. If you can make something fun
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out of it, if you can make it funny, you know,
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instead of instead of angry, then we could try it.
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Oh guess what though, this totally fictional mystery also features
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recipes for Vermont cheddar mac and cheese and feel the
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and Maple serrata hot sauce.
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Oh he's trying very hard, God bless yes, doesn't do
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you man.
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He's the author of humorous works of genre fiction from
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mystery to horror.
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Yes, it does sound as though that is the case.
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He does, so I have not read this this fine item,
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as you may have guessed. I just bring it to
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you based on the title.
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And the gotcha and the cover name.
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The name is back, So he doesn't he doesn't look
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like the person on the cover does not look like
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actually Bernie Sanders, I gotta say, but that's.
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Okay, Well you know it's it's the uh, the cozy
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mystery cover version of Bernie's. And yes there's this is
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what those covers look like, right, so they have to
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fall in. This is true too realistic. Well, I am
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coming in for my recommendation with something I think I
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have mentioned before, but in a different format. I think
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I may have talked about the wakeout app for your
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phone and what it is. It's just these short little
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exercises you can do at the office that use various
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pieces of office furniture. And theoretically you sit at your
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desk and you do these exercises and nobody laughs at you,
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and you can get this for your phone. I mean,
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it's like kicks, and it's arm movements and it's stuff
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and they're fun, and they're like, you can do it
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for six ninety seconds, or you can do it for
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you know, a different times. I still think people would
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laugh at you or if you're doing this in an office,
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but if you're doing it this at your home office
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and me totally you okay. So I have it from
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time to time, used it and enjoyed it, and then
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stopped doing it because I am
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not somebody who can
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consistently keep going with good habits. But I was recently
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getting a bunch of emails of them and thinking that
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I probably should do it again. How much does it
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cost to get the app? And do I want to
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pay for this? Because I know I'm just going to
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stop doing it. But it turns out that they have
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a free version on Google Chrome and anything built with
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Google Chrome. I use the Brave Browser, but it's based
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on Chrome, so it works on that and every time
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you open up a new tab on your browser, you
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are welcomed to do one of three groups of exercises.
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Oh and it is free and it is guilting, and
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you know, I have it set for ninety seconds, So theoretically,
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every time I open a new tab on my browser,
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I should do ninety seconds of exercising do I y'all
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know me, But theoretically that is the plan, okay, And
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I mean, since it's it's a good a good way
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to introduce yourself to this product and to see if
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you like it. Yeah, the three that they offer, like,
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you can do energy exercises, focus exercises, or pain relief exercises.
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You have those three choices, So transform every new tab
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into a movement opportunity.
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It is.
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And you know, it works pretty good, and theoretically it's
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a thing you could do again. I wouldn't actually do
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it in an office, but if you work from home
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and go for it. And the exercises are fun and
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good and sometimes kind of silly, and you know you
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don't have to do them for very long, but it
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makes you feel like you did something. Yeah, look at me,
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I'm exercising. I'm feeling the burn with the U not
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the E. So might want to give a try. We'll
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have a link in the show notes if you are
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on Google Chrome or something that is built on Google Chrome.
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I don't understand how that works, but Google Chrome things
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work on my brave browsers.
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South there you go.
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And what do we have from the archive This week.
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From the Archives, Since we are almost at Valentine's Day,
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we decided to roll it back to twenty twenty three
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when we were talking about if moms made candy hearts,
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the candy conversation hearts would what would your say?
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And I think we did come up with some some
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good ones. Calmed down one of you know, one of
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the most not enraging things you can say to someone.
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Basically, it's calling down.
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Yeah, they would be wanting to give that to me. Really,
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maybe we should talk about what conversations shoot your kids, yes, your.
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Family, Yes, yes, get in the car. Where are your shoes?
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Hurry up? I mean there's so many possibilities. Yes, you know,
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to wonder if if the message was delivered in this way,
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would it possibly be more effective?
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Brush your teeth? Yeah, yeah, I just think that it was.
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I think in addition to maybe better messages than the
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cards now have. It's just it's sometimes so hard to
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have a conversation with your kid, or they don't want
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to hear it, or they don't want to listen to it,
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or they won't make themselves available for a conversation. But
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it's candy. Every who likes candy but then they don't
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read the candy. But theoretically something in there, Yes, could
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have a red conversation card that says mom's mad, and
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then everybody with it take the bag of candy and run.
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This is how you can tell something's up.
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Yep, yep. I would just have all different ways of
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saying I love you, because nobody wants to hear that
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in my house. It's it's embarrassing, right, and I say
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it all the time. We know, so it's like, here,
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you can have this piece of candy. Yeah, but you
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have to know I love you, right, you know, hurt
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you and.
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L u V you and I mean that is basically
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what a lot of the can be heard saying.
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Anyway, kiss kiss, kiss, mommy loves you.
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There you go be.
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Horrifying.
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They would want it.
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They would have to get some for me, like be quiet,
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calm down right, you're embarrassing me. I don't think you
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could fit that on a candy heart, but still.
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Yeah, they would have to just make a cringe like
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in moment that would fit on there.
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They would need a whole bag of that, and they'd
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just toss those at me pretty much throughout the day.
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Yeah, I can see I can see that happening.
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And yeah, in this address, like conversational hearts that just
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say thank you on them and give a bag to
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each of you your kids and say, every time you
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want to say thank you to me, give me a
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piece of candy. Yeah, and the bag would be you know,
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if they if I could relieve them from having to
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actually speak the words, right, they could just throw them
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at me, Mommy in the bag.
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I finished that one, I need more, and.
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I mean it could be like go away or leave
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me alone, or yeah, you're bugging me, cut it, cut
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that out.
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Mm hmmm.
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Yeah, these are a really warm, loving house. What would
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you want to say to mommy on a piece of candy,
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you're embarrassing me.
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Yeah, And in my world it would always be like
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I'm going to you know, I'll get to it or
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I'll figure it out, you know, So that if they
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if they could give it to me in a piece
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of candy, maybe they would think that I would accept
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it more.
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Like latitude hearts with the things that your kids want
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to say that are rude and you don't want to hear,
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but the sugar just pop it in my mouth real
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fast that nobody needs. They'll have the satisfaction of having
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talked back to me and I'll get a delicious sugar.
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That's that's the thing.
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I think we've solved it.
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Attitude herds. Not not just for Valentine's.
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Day, No, I mean these things are you know, useful
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year round.
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Absolutely fostering communication among families. They could do like the
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digital version of a conversation heart and you could just
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like send your mother a shut up conversation. But then
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I wouldn't get the sugar rush.
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No, that that doesn't have the same power, I don't think.
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But like if you saved up a certain number of them,
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then you would get to do something embarrassing. Oh so
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they would have to watch out. There's a whole like
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a whole app.
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There's a strategy here.
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There's a whole app. You know that you can you
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can send these rude things to your parent parent as
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much as you want. But if you get too many, right,
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she gets to make a Facebook post showing all the
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things you've done, tag in all your friends.
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Oh boy, look out for that.
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Unlimited possibility.
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There really are absolutely.
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Maybe some of these should be on on like red
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hots instead of conces a little spicy.
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Or just like the the jelly beans from from Harry
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Potter that are like somehow you don't know what you're
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getting and it might be cool.
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That's true, that's very good.
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It might be gross or it might be good and
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you just have to gamble if you really you know,
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if you want it bad enough.
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That's a good idea. Yep. I'm just thinking this hot
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to Molly candies would have some nice room on them
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to put a rude saying.
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Yeah, now, I know that holidays are just no longer
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a thing, So will you be doing any any Valentine's Day? Yeah?
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Yeah, back in the days when there's school things and
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you had to do it for school, right, we did.
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But and then for a
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other cards. My husband would give me and our daughter
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a card, and I would give him our son a card.
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But that has been a long long time ago.
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Yeah, that's what I can. I just send you a
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text because cards are expended.
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Yep. I I just look forward to me maybe like
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my son's work will send him home with a little
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bag of candy, which, because he doesn't like candy, I
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will immediately swipe right. And every now and then it
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happens or the he works at the volunteers at the
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food pantry, and some of the old ladies there will
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sometimes give him cookies and candy that he doesn't want.
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grocery store after think.
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Valentine's Day, Oh, get the cheap stuff.
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Get the get the sales stuff.
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There you go kind of Yeah, I like candy.
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You'll think about it.
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Somebody else has to get it for me, and then
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I will enjoy it.
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I don't know if it works if I get it
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for myself. Yes, I don't know. Candy is candy, but.
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At the library are our us is asking us to
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choose if we want to have the candy. We have
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a candy jar, you know, in our in our space,
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and she wants to know do we prefer candy like
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a regular supply of candy on the candy jar or
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treats at the meetings and we're supposed to Yes, please
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vote on this.
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It's both an option.
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Both is not an option. So I think we should
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do treats at the meetings, and then we should take
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turns doing the candy jar.
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Yes, so it works that way we can have both. Yes,
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I think you need to have both. I mean, how
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good are the treats at the meeting going to be?
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Oh, they're usually you know, like cookies and chips and
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that kind of thing.
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turns filling up the jar.
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this year because for once I had a little bit leftover.
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So that doesn't happen. No, it almost never happens.
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you'll have some leftovers to put in the jar.
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I am not over buying as it is. I buy
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ten bags at Costco. That's like two hundred dollars. Like,
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I'm not buying anymore. But I did go to that
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last meeting where this was discussed. I went there expecting
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there to be treats, and there were no treats. So
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gotten to make our choice before the meeting instead of
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being blindsided at the meeting.
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Yeah, treats.
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listeners for being our Valentine's all this time listening to us.
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