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This is off track.
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<inaudible>, is that, is that, is that a margarita?
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That's a bold move for 10:30 AM on a Monday. Look,
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Man, sometimes when you work weekends, may is here.
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Mondays and Tuesdays are Saturdays and Sundays.
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May. Mm-hmm .
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This is a gorgeous green smoothie thing
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that my darling wife made. She makes smell
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Latte pretty good actually.
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So it's gorgeous. But it does, it tastes like
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Well, no, it's margarita mix and tequila.
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It's gorgeous. It tastes incredible.
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No, it's, it's, it's apples and, and pineapple and ginger
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and spinach and kale and turmeric
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And, got it.
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Okay, cool. Now it tastes pretty.
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Are we doing, are we doing the Tuesday
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episode right now, or the Thursday?
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Yes, guys, this is, yeah, we're doing Tuesday.
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Welcome to Off Track with Hinch and Rossi.
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We are both here on a special Tuesday episode.
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Wait, is our guest here?
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No.
Is our guest able to make an appearance? ?
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No.
What?
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We can't have, how can we have a Tuesday
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show without a guest?
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I mean, he's around in spirit.
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Okay. Well, our, I mean, originally planned. Yes.
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Like he's already, he's already at like a job fair. So
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That's fair.
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You know what? You can't let 'em,
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you can't let them just be like, Lees too long.
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Yeah, right. . Alright.
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Well, on the weekend, I feel it's Monday.
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It's like you need to start contributing .
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I feel like that probably was the case for you growing up.
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Alex . I feel like that is how Peter Rossi ran,
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ran that ship at home.
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No,
No. It's a tight work ethic at the Rossi household.
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Okay. Alright guys.
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Look, unless you're living under a
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rock, actually that's not true.
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Unless you don't follow Kelly on Instagram,
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you might not have seen the beautiful Mother's Day post.
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That was also a somewhat of an announcement post.
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So Alex, why don't you tell everybody what you've been up to
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for the last nine ish months?
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I haven't been up to anything. Kelly, uh,
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has been growing a baby inside of her, um, that's decided
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to, to join us, which is, um, it, it was as,
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I don't wanna say it was as awesome
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because I don't know that anyone, so going into,
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into the day of birth, right, there was a lot of friends
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that I had had the birthday, as you will.
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Um, there's a lot of friends that I had had
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that were like, oh, are you ready?
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You know, for what this is gonna
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be like and all this sort of thing.
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I'm like, yeah, I mean, I'm, I'm ready in the sense
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that I'm excited, but no, I'm not ready in the sense
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that I have no idea what's gonna happen.
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They're like, well, I could try and explain,
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but words don't do any of it justice.
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Right? Yeah. And you, you kind of hear
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that about a lot of things.
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Um, and it was, it, it was true times a thousand, right?
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Like that was, I still have ingrained in my head the moment
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that you first like, see your kid.
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Like it's, it's, it's like nothing else
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that I've experienced.
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Um, so that was really, give it a
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Week that goes away. You get
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tired,
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That was really special, obviously.
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Um, and, uh, it was a,
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it was a relatively smooth process.
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I mean, it's never, it's never easy for anyone.
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Um, include meaning mom and
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and child through that whole kind of three, four days.
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and then during, and then after.
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Um, but it went relatively smoothly
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and Kelly was able to come home, uh, on Saturday, uh,
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with little baby Ben.
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And here we are a family now
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of five if you include the dogs. So, which we
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Will pretty cool.
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'cause we're dog people. Yeah. That's amazing buddy.
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Congratulations to you both. Thank you.
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Um, but we have to obviously go back.
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We've, we've started at the end.
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So let's go back to the beginning. Um, how,
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What, what do we do? So when
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A, when a man loves a woman?
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Yes. Um, yeah.
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Okay. No. So this, this is the questions
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that you're gonna get asked because you
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and Kelly made a somewhat conscious decision
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to keep this kind of outta the public eye at least.
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You weren't like hiding it from,
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she wasn't like locked in the
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house for the last nine months.
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But I mean, outta the public eye,
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no more than normal anyway.
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Right, right, right. So, so, uh, the questions
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that you are gonna get asked from people, let's try
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to knock some of them out so that way you can just,
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'cause we know you don't like talking to people.
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Um, you know, I mean people, people different
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but people less so, so is
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Ben. People. People
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Ben's people.
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People. Oh yeah.
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Checking. He's OG people. People.
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So now when people come up to ask you questions,
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you can just point them to the off track link
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and say all your questions.
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Can we answer here? Alright.
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That's gonna increase your audience base,
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Which Oh, a hundred percent. Honestly,
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It's about time he started
Contributing.
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It's good thing he starts contributing. Yeah.
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I assume he already has an iPhone
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and has a Spotify account or a, or an Apple podcast account
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and can, you know, sign up for, uh,
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you know, subscribing and
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I
Mean, Hazel would be working, working on, right.
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The mine already started today.
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Right. Good, right. Good. Yeah.
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Lot of mines in la All the chimney,
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All the chimneys were already swept, so, yeah.
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Okay. So, um, was this planned?
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Um, were we trying to have a baby? Yes.
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Was it planned to be in May?
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No.
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That, that's, that's actually a very good point to follow up
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with because a lot of people would be like, dude,
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we know the math on this.
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That was probably a poorly executed plan. Mm-hmm . Okay.
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So try to have baby the time.
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I mean, every, doesn't get carried away
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by the romance of August.
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You know, ,
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One of those steamy August nights and Yeah.
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And away we go. Um, uh, okay.
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So then how did you, how did you find out
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and what was the reaction when you found out she was
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Pregnant?
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So, so this is something that, um,
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'cause it's none of anyone's business,
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but, um, there were, there were a lot of pregnancy sticks
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that were, that were purchased and,
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and used for a period of time, um, leading up to,
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to the day where we found out.
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And so, you know, there's, there's some things that happen
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that make, you know, someone go and buy a pregnancy stick
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and, um, they're, Kelly loves to
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Pee on stuff she does
Big P honestly, like big peer.
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Yeah. , this is a side note
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and it's probably TMI and she'll probably yell at me.
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I'm not sure where we're going with this.
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No, but I wanna be
Clear that I was joking.
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She, she, she drinks an excessive amount of water
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because it makes her feel better.
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And, and she was doing it for Ben and during the pregnancy
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and everything, and also when you're pregnant, you're,
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you have someone standing on
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your bladder essentially, right?
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Mm-hmm. She was like my favorite part of this whole process,
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minus of course, meeting my child was like, right period
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of time I had a catheter.
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'cause then I could just drink all
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that I wanted with no consequence.
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Funny. Like, I didn't have to get up every 30 minutes.
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That's so funny. Like, I could just, I could drink all day
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every day and it was totally fine.
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Anyways, so That's so funny.
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Has she considered getting one recreationally ?
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Oh my god.
Clearly.
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Neither of you have ever had a catheter.
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I have not. Um, okay. So no, but I
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Pee a lot.
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No, dude, she was peeing every 30 minutes anyways.
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Um, you remember that trip where we were, um, in, uh,
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in Tennessee and taking a little kind of vacation mm-hmm .
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Before, I think Milwaukee.
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Um, and we were, we were at a little kind of b and b.
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It's a little bit bigger than that,
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but we were, we were at a little place and we usually try
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and go somewhere for a birthday trip.
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Um, but it just worked out the, the dates.
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and so we were kind
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of already on like a, a couple's vacation.
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We had the two dogs there.
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Um, and funnily enough, we had just kind of done like a,
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like a wine tasting thing, um, .
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And she did. And it was, it was the, the magic
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of the two blue lines that, that you're
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so desperately hoping for, for
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However many times I thought we were
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telling a different part of this story.
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They were on vacation together.
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Oh my God. I thought we were getting a Yeah,
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He literally, he literally,
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he literally asked how, how we found out.
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I know we found out while, while we were, um, on vacation
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And amazing
The dogs were there.
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And it was, it was really cool. It was very, very special.
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Um, and it was at the beginning of it too.
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So for the rest of the time we kind of got to have
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a very early baby moon, if you will. So, yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
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That's very cool. Okay, so now you're, uh,
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a big happy family to be altogether.
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And you found out, um, did you want
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to know what it was as soon as you
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Could?
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Absolutely. Have you met me?
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I know, yes. I'm just asking the questions. Oh, I'm sorry.
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I'm sorry. I know the answers
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to these questions, questions are,
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I just remember the whole thing.
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This, this, this isn't like his usual announcements
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where James and I are in the dark .
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Right, right, right, right, right.
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Because, and I wanna point out how bad it was that
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how I found out was in Toronto when I walked under your bus
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and asked Kelly, Hey, you what an apple all spritz?
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She was like, no, I think I'm not gonna drink this week.
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And I was like, oh, you're pregnant. . .
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Was that Toronto or Laguna?
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I wasn't in Toronto for a very long period of time.
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Oh no, wait, it was, was it Nashville?
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It may have been Nashville real good. It was Laguna.
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I dunno. It was, it was, yeah, you're right.
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You're right. Anyways, um, so did we want to find out?
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Yes, we wanted to find out immediately.
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Kelly hates surprises.
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Like she demands to open Christmas gifts like on the 20th.
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Like, she, she can't tolerate it.
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I mean, I don't let her, that's so her move,
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but she is just like, she, she does not do surprises.
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Um, I am a, a forward thinker.
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I would like to know things that are happening.
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Not sound, you're planner surprises. I just wanna plan.
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Right. So we found out, um, it was funny.
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I was actually in Vegas, um, at an event in November
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when the, um, the kind of genetic testing results came back.
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And I made her swear like, you cannot open this without me.
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So what we did was I let her open.
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Like, 'cause they also test for, you know,
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some various different things.
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Um, yeah, yeah. That could be going on.
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So I was like, you can open that,
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but you have to keep the gender part of it, um, out of it.
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So, um, I was on a red eye home actually from, from Vegas.
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I got in at like five.
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I got into the house at 5 45 and woke her up and,
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and we looked together and, and found out it was a boy.
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Um, for me. I was, I was pumped Kelly, I think
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Was Did did you have like a Oh yeah. Okay. So you
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Both thought it was gonna be a girl?
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We both thought it was gonna be a Okay.
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Um, to the point
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where we had had like the girl name
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picked out, locked and loaded.
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Toman. I'm surprised, I'm surprised the room wasn't painted
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pink, if I'm completely honest with you.
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And so when we opened it
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and it was like, you're having a boy,
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I was like, sick. And she was like,
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oh,
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But,
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'cause I hate when like, did you want a boy or a girl?
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Like we don't care. As long as it's healthy,
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obviously you want a healthy kid.
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Like no one doesn't want a healthy
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kid. So like Don, no one, no one.
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Yeah.
Like, like be honest about it.
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Don't for seven Toes,
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there's one you wanted more than the other, you know?
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Mm-hmm . And, uh, so, but it's,
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It's funny, she's, she's loved the, the process
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so much now and I'm sure it probably would've been the same.
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I mean, I guarantee you it would have been the same if she
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had just had a, a girl,
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but she was like, the next one I wanted to be a boy too.
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So like, oh, wow. It's interesting. Yeah.
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She's super attached now to,
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to being a boy mom, which is pretty awesome.
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Very, very awesome. Okay, so, so we,
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we wanna know the kid, we know the kid's gender now.
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She's few months in
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and, uh,
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I always find this part hilarious when friends get pregnant.
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What, like, what were her cravings?
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What, like what kind of fun?
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Gimme some funny pregnancy stories or cravings
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or things that just were like,
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Man, okay, so, so
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there is one that is like, it's hilarious
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and I'm gonna end on that.
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Um, the cravings she had for food were pretty there.
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I wouldn't really say cravings.
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There was just the, in the, in the beginning,
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the first trimester and stuff is obviously difficult with,
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you know, nausea and, and everything.
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So she got super attached
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to like sourdough bread and peanut butter.
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'cause it like helps settle her stomach.
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And it was quick to make and easy to make.
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And so like, she always jokes that this baby was made out
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of sourdough bread and peanut butter.
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But like we got, we got three or four months in
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and she was like, I love Nugget ice.
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And so for a period of time, like, yeah, like, you know,
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like the Chick-fil-A little Pebble ice,
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like not normal ice cubes.
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Oh, okay, okay. The little, the soft in the little tiny,
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yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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And so in, in typical me fashion, I bought
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like a home Nugget ice machine .
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And dude, she, she literally would be walking,
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she would be walking around the house
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with just the little plastic scooper just shoveling
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nugget ice into her mouth. ,
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like, so it wasn't, the craving wasn't food per se.
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It was, yeah. Yeah. Nugget ice.
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Um, and so she, she just consumed a crazy amount
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of frozen water
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for the last five months and she still is. It's
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Weird that my takeaway is that I want
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to get a Nugget ice machine.
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I'll send you the one. It's badass man. Okay.
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Yeah, please do. Yeah,
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I mean it's, it's obviously the top of whatever
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for one boss you've researched
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and bought is gonna be the best one on the market.
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Yeah,
It's fully aware.
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That's why like, whenever I want to get into something
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that I know Alex is already into, I just ask him
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what he's got because I know that he's done the work
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and I can just slide right into the best of whatever it is.
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Um, uh, okay, so ice nugget ice
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and we have a Nugget ice machine.
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It's now a staple in the house, which is great. Mm-hmm .
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Uh, did you guys go ham, like nesting in the, in the,
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in the nursery and like painting the room blue
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and getting all the stuff?
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Like did you have fun building all the crib
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and all that sort of stuff?
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Am I still mom and dad's favorite?
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No. Uh, so we didn't paint the room. We didn't walk it.
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It's very neutral. Okay. It's, uh, it's all, our house is
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pretty neutral in general.
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Um, so it remained kind of white walls,
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wood floors, wood furniture.
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Um, We had to buy some blackout curtains
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'cause that room didn't previously have that.
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So obviously you need that for, for a baby.
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Um, she had a lot more fun, uh, with her very good friend,
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Hillary Tobin of Tobin Interior Design here in Indianapolis.
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Um, they had a great time with my credit card, so I for them
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than it was for me all big Hillary fans, you know?
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Oh, yeah. Um,
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and then, um, in terms of nesting, yeah,
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I think like obviously the, the girl
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and the mom gets pretty into it, but also like, so did I,
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because you just wanna make sure everything is like sorted
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and perfect before this little thing comes in. So Yeah,
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I, knowing you, I imagine like there's a, like a closet
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or a, or a, uh, drawer set up
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that everything's labeled and placed in a certain way
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and like everything, like you could walk into
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that room blindfolded Yes.
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And get all the stuff to change and do I Oh yeah. Okay.
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Yeah. Um, are you good at changing diapers?
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Yes.
Not, not at all shocks.
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Were you, were you good immediately
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or did you like take three or four poops
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and figure out your method and now you're just
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Dialed No, immediately, but I did practice
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for weeks leading up to it on teddy bears. What
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Did you, did you on teddy bears?
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Mm-hmm. Did you actually practice on teddy bears?
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Yep. Good on you.
Yeah, I'm, I'm impressed.
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Now here's, here's where, here's where it's difficult.
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Um, teddy
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Bears don't move real
Babies.
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No, no score. That's fine. No, I don't mind that.
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You haven't had a, you've, you've been through this Tim, um,
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but you haven't had a boy.
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And so when, when little boys, uh,
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get circumcised, they have to, for like two weeks, you have
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to put Vaseline on them as a barrier
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between them and the diaper.
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Uh, which makes sense.
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Little boys also are very temperature sensitive down there.
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So in the beginning it was all really straightforward.
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You know, you would just change the diaper, wipe 'em,
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put a new one on, good to go.
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But now that he's like eating a lot and consuming a lot
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and everything, um, he's peeing as much as he is, uh,
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pooping, which is fine, uh, taken after his mom.
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But the problem is I was expecting like to the point
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where we have little pee pee teepees is
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what they're called , uh, where you rest this little thing,
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pee pee teepee, where you rest this little thing on
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his, on his wiener.
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Um, so it, it doesn't let it go everywhere. Yeah.
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The problem is when they're circumcised,
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nothing can touch that area Right.
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Until it's healed. So what I've been doing is like,
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I've been prepared for this.
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'cause it, I, I got peed on once for the first time.
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I was like, ah, that sucks. I didn't like that .
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And so, and just to be clear by, right by Ben, right.
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And so I got, I've been more prepared,
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but this little <inaudible>, like I,
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so you take the diaper off
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and then you put, you put another one or like a rag
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or whatever over it and wait for it.
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And then like, I don't know, two
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or three minutes goes by and you're like, ah, it's fine.
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So then you change 'em and everything
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and then as soon as the Vaseline touches them,
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it's like a shower and you're like, girl, I, I can't,
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I don't, I can't, I only have two hands.
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I can't be putting Vaseline on, on and a diaper
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and have a little cloth thing over you.
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So anyways, um, that's been hard changing the diaper
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because Yeah. And he'll
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Inevitably hit the point of all parents where
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p no longer grosses you out at all. He
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Doesn't, he gross me out.
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What, what's annoying is
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before, um, he came in our bedroom, we had never had a,
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had a tv, but I knew Kelly was gonna be spending a lot
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of time in the master bedroom and everything.
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So I wanted her to have a TV in there so
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that she could entertain herself.
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Right. Well, the only place
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where we can change him was under the tv.
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So this brand new TV
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that we bought is just gotten pissed on three times,
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which like, that is That is
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frustrating. But, um, other than that
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Should have on an outdoor tv.
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Right.
Weatherproof, outdoor tv,
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Waterproof tv, .
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Other than that, um, yeah,
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I'm pretty good at it if I do say so myself. Thanks.
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All right. No surprise there. No surprise there.
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Um, Benjamin, Kenneth Rossi, how,
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how were the names picked
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And why was Timothy overlooked?
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Well, we, we all know that Timothy is his second
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middle name, but Right,
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Right.
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Yeah. Ken, Kenneth, uh, was Kelly's late father's, um, name.
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Um, yeah. And that's better than
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Timothy. That's a better reason.
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So that, that, that's the reason.
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Um, Ben, so it's Benjamin on the birth certificate,
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but he's Ben, he's baby Ben.
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Yeah. Uh, honestly, the first name we came up with
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and didn't ever find an alternative.
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Like it was, you
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Mean like it was the first one that you were both like,
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okay, yeah, let's add that to the list.
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And then there was like,
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No, no,
It was literally the first one.
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We were like, what, what about Ben?
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And we were like, huh, I kinda like that.
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And then there was some like, oh, what about Jack?
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Or blah blah, no, no, no, no.
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And then we just gave up
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'cause we were like, it is baby Ben.
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Like, it was, it was a week.
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Just Quas over Santino.
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Hmm.
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Um, and it's funny, it's funny
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'cause like the list of girl names was like 60 deep, right?
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So on her notes app, it was like girl 60
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with like two in bold and then boys' names.
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It was one bed
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Was like bad .
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Um, one thing I, I always kind of found,
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maybe not frustrating,
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but interesting about, uh, like the early days
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of parenting is I felt like whenever I mastered something,
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whenever I got really good at something,
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we no longer needed that skill.
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Like, I would be able to have Hazel in one hand
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and then like prep the formula the other hand
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and like 10 seconds flat.
499
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And then as soon as I got that down,
500
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it was like, Hey, we're done with formula.
501
00:20:17.395 --> 00:20:20.845
Yeah. Um, was there anything in, during the pregnancy
502
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where you feel like you got it down maybe a little late
503
00:20:24.085 --> 00:20:26.045
and you're like, all right, but next one, like,
504
00:20:26.105 --> 00:20:27.485
here's what I'm gonna do different.
505
00:20:27.785 --> 00:20:30.085
Did you have it? Do you have anything where you, you go in
506
00:20:30.225 --> 00:20:31.525
and do things differently the next time?
507
00:20:31.785 --> 00:20:33.765
No, no. It's just nailed it.
508
00:20:33.765 --> 00:20:34.965
Knocked it outta the park. Like,
509
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Yeah.
510
00:20:36.155 --> 00:20:36.685
Again, it's Rossi.
511
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What do you, what do you think,
512
00:20:37.985 --> 00:20:38.885
who do you think we're dealing with?
513
00:20:39.025 --> 00:20:41.125
Here's, here's the other thing that was just a, and,
514
00:20:41.125 --> 00:20:43.165
and we should probably end the Tuesday
515
00:20:43.165 --> 00:20:44.325
episode on this little story.
516
00:20:44.465 --> 00:20:48.125
So, uh, Diane, the golden retriever, uh,
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00:20:48.285 --> 00:20:50.845
I thought it was a weekend for, for your boy.
518
00:20:51.025 --> 00:20:55.125
So about two, no, probably three weeks ago.
519
00:20:55.425 --> 00:20:58.765
She, um, had to have a little lump on her leg removed
520
00:20:59.065 --> 00:21:00.805
and get it sent off to get tested.
521
00:21:00.905 --> 00:21:02.725
It was, it was benign.
522
00:21:02.905 --> 00:21:05.405
Um, so that is not something we're concerned about
523
00:21:05.405 --> 00:21:08.085
currently, but it was a pretty big, you know,
524
00:21:10.355 --> 00:21:12.845
they had to remove a lot of surrounding tissue on her leg.
525
00:21:12.865 --> 00:21:14.805
And so it ended up being a pretty big incision.
526
00:21:15.705 --> 00:21:19.885
Um, and so on Wednesday,
527
00:21:20.725 --> 00:21:24.685
Thursday, sorry, so Ben Ben was born on Wednesday, um,
528
00:21:25.025 --> 00:21:27.365
on Thursday was in my calendar.
529
00:21:27.585 --> 00:21:29.765
You can remove Diane's bandage
530
00:21:29.865 --> 00:21:31.325
and like the instructions that we got,
531
00:21:31.365 --> 00:21:34.205
I think on the Monday was she's free, no restrictions.
532
00:21:34.905 --> 00:21:36.645
Um, basically she's good to go.
533
00:21:37.465 --> 00:21:39.125
And so I, I got back to the bus
534
00:21:39.405 --> 00:21:40.805
'cause I stayed in the bus Thursday night
535
00:21:40.805 --> 00:21:45.085
after staying at the hospital Wednesday night and cut it off
536
00:21:45.425 --> 00:21:47.405
and it was horrifying .
537
00:21:48.825 --> 00:21:53.365
It was so bad. And so we have a, a, a, a very good friend
538
00:21:53.365 --> 00:21:54.685
of ours who's also a vet,
539
00:21:54.705 --> 00:21:56.165
and it was late at night, so I texted her
540
00:21:56.165 --> 00:21:58.565
and I was like, Hey, what do I do like this?
541
00:21:58.705 --> 00:22:00.605
I'm the, I can't be dealing with this right now.
542
00:22:00.845 --> 00:22:02.245
Like, this is very bad timing.
543
00:22:03.145 --> 00:22:08.125
Um, and so she was a star and called in a prescription
544
00:22:08.185 --> 00:22:09.405
and everything that a buddy
545
00:22:09.405 --> 00:22:11.565
of mine picked up Friday morning brought it to the track.
546
00:22:12.465 --> 00:22:16.325
And throughout the past four days, like Diane's,
547
00:22:16.435 --> 00:22:17.885
it's improved massively.
548
00:22:17.885 --> 00:22:18.885
And it's starting to actually heal
549
00:22:18.905 --> 00:22:19.925
and it doesn't seem to
550
00:22:19.925 --> 00:22:21.085
be infected and all this sort of thing.
551
00:22:21.705 --> 00:22:24.365
Um, it's, it is crazy though
552
00:22:24.365 --> 00:22:29.285
because I was always the, the person
553
00:22:29.835 --> 00:22:33.125
that thought, oh, you know, it's gonna be super,
554
00:22:33.275 --> 00:22:35.365
like the dogs, the dogs are gonna be fine.
555
00:22:35.675 --> 00:22:37.325
Like, it's, it's not gonna be an issue.
556
00:22:37.325 --> 00:22:39.045
And that kid comes and all this sort of thing.
557
00:22:39.225 --> 00:22:42.405
And it, it takes a conscious effort
558
00:22:42.405 --> 00:22:44.005
because when you, when you have the dogs,
559
00:22:44.065 --> 00:22:45.645
and people told me this and it makes sense,
560
00:22:45.785 --> 00:22:46.925
but like, when you have the dogs,
561
00:22:46.925 --> 00:22:48.245
they're your whole world, right?
562
00:22:49.225 --> 00:22:52.085
And it was funny how one day into it,
563
00:22:52.205 --> 00:22:54.765
I felt like I was already neglecting the animal
564
00:22:54.765 --> 00:22:57.005
that had been one of my whole world
565
00:22:57.425 --> 00:22:59.285
for the past six years, right?
566
00:22:59.625 --> 00:23:01.445
And I'm like, <inaudible>, like this sucks.
567
00:23:01.515 --> 00:23:05.485
Like, and, and I had to make a big effort to like rebound
568
00:23:05.875 --> 00:23:07.925
with her and like, get her back to a place
569
00:23:07.925 --> 00:23:11.965
because all of your focus goes towards, um, Kelly
570
00:23:12.065 --> 00:23:13.125
and, and, and the kids.
571
00:23:13.185 --> 00:23:15.365
So anyways, it was just an interesting realization
572
00:23:15.365 --> 00:23:18.765
that I had that like, wow, I, uh, have a huge amount
573
00:23:18.765 --> 00:23:21.245
of appreciation, um, for two things.
574
00:23:21.745 --> 00:23:23.125
One kids with
575
00:23:23.785 --> 00:23:27.485
or, uh, parents with multiple kids, number one, um,
576
00:23:27.615 --> 00:23:29.245
don't know how they do it, who have like a three
577
00:23:29.245 --> 00:23:30.445
or 4-year-old and then have a newborn
578
00:23:30.745 --> 00:23:32.685
and two single parents.
579
00:23:33.035 --> 00:23:36.965
Like, I, I can't even imagine what it would be like to have
580
00:23:36.965 --> 00:23:38.365
to try and do this by yourself.
581
00:23:38.505 --> 00:23:40.925
So shout out to all of those people.
582
00:23:41.265 --> 00:23:44.925
Um, I'm happy to be a part of the Parenting Club
583
00:23:45.785 --> 00:23:47.765
and super pumped for the journey.
584
00:23:47.865 --> 00:23:49.445
And thank you to everyone who's reached out
585
00:23:49.445 --> 00:23:50.725
and sent very nice messages.
586
00:23:50.885 --> 00:23:52.805
I won't respond, but know that I saw
587
00:23:52.805 --> 00:23:53.845
Them and appreciate them.
588
00:23:59.575 --> 00:24:01.685
Place. Dad , welcome to the Club Pal.
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00:24:03.075 --> 00:24:05.125
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