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the iHeartRadio app. The whole My Way of the Highway. Stuff that seems
to be pervading all news nowadays just makes me crazy. Like, for instance,
we got the new minimum waging. Oh I'm Chris Meryl by the way
in from Mo tonight and catch me on Sunday afternoons. Blah blah blah.
So that new minimum wage hike for fast food workers, right, which appeal
apply excuse me to the large fast food joints. You have to have more
than sixty franchises. So this isn't mom and pop places, but Mama pop
places say, well, listen, my employees are gonna leave because they can
go make more money a McDonald's. Okay, it's a fair argument. I
get that. But I saw another headline this week. I love these those
headlines because the headlines are not written for They're not written for clarity. They're
written for clicks. Right, It's not about telling the truth. It's about
getting the most eyes on your product. It's about clicks. It's about viewers.
It's about honestly listeners, So be careful. Maybe I'm feeding you full
of crap because I just want you to listen longer. Could be hit,
could be true. So I saw this story for the Daily Mail had it,
so you know already we're dealing with one of the more credible news sources
out there. Fast food chains in California are replacing staff with digital order kiosks
as a way to cut costs after the minimum wage in the state was hiked
to twenty dollars an hour. After two years of price raises caused by higher
costs for food, restaurant bosses say they cannot raise them again. Now,
mind you, They say price increases because of higher costs of food. However,
if you take a look back, you find out that over the course
of the last ten years, McDonald's on average, has doubled the prices of
their menu. Inflation over the last ten years has gone up to thirty percent.
They've doubled their prices. Other fast chains have followed suit, where they
are far outpacing inflation. It's a little bit like college tuition. Well,
we have to raise our prices because costs are going up. Now you raise
your prices because you can. The cost of medical care in America, well,
you know, We've got a lot of money that's sunk into research and
development and well medicare costs and well, you know, government reimbursement isn't very
high, so we have to make up for that. No, you don't
make up for your profiteering off of it. That's what's happening. You are
a modern day pirate. And these narratives that we have just play right into
it because it's what people want to hear. So anytime you hear that the
minimum wage, somebody's considering a minimum wage, what do you have? Give
this the exact same argument. This has been going on since the inception of
minimum wage, and that is minimum wage is just going to drive up the
costs. You can't raise minimum wage. If you raise minimum wage, will
never be able to afford to live. And yet here we are now,
I will say this, the market will probably help out with the minimum wage.
Federal minimum wage is still at what seven and a quarter an hour.
States have raised their own minimum wages, but the federal minimum wage hasn't gone
up a whole lot. Some states still abide by that federal minimum wage,
and yet they can't seem to find workers. Huh. I recall when we
started seeing signs where McDonald's was hiring for twenty one dollars an hour. Twenty
one dollars a hour flip Burgers. Yeah, do you know why, because
nobody wants to do it. For seventeen dollars an hour. It had been
the minimum wage for fast food restaurants like sixteen Bucks, and then they raised
it to twenty dollars an hour, and people screamed, no, what are
you doing. I can't afford a big mac anymore. And yet when you
drive by these stores that say help wanted. And I looked this up on
the micjobs website a week or two ago, and there were two hundred jobs
available in in the not just the metro, but in the city limits of
luss Angels. There are like two hundred McDonald's jobs. And McDonald's has those
signs up front that says, oh, up to make up to twenty two
dollars an hour. So we start screaming when they start offering twenty dollars an
hour. And now what we have going on is another built in excuse for
companies to cut staff. And they say, well, this is all because
of Governor Knewsome. He did this, And they said, well, hire
food cost. You know, we had to raise prices. So they highlight
this. One dude who runs a Burger King franchise has one hundred and forty
restaurants on the West Coast, and he says he plans to have digital kiosks
in all of them in the next two months because until the wage hike,
he planned to roll them out over the next five to ten years. But
now the wage hike, he's got to roll them out sooner. Wait a
minute, let's do some maths on that. So you got to go that
owns a bunch of fast food restaurants that planned on replacing workers with automation.
Anyway, his plans, by the way, as you read further in the
Daily Mail article, which of course blames Newsome and California politicians for destroying transfats
or something, he says, well, looks, I had to do this,
had to do it, and I wasn't going to for another five to
ten years, because I mean, my planned had just been to replace people
when I was remodeling my stores. So we had a hold on me.
You had enough profits out of that previous minimum wage that you could afford to
remodel your stores and replace all of the workers. But now that the minimum
wage has gone up, you say you have no choice but to do what
you were going to do anyway. Now, granted, the timeline's a little
different. And if you're working at one of those burger kings, if he
fires you so that he can replace you as a cashier with one of his
kiosks, then that sucks. Don't get me wrong, But considering all the
different help wanted flyers that are out there and people not wanting to work fast
food, one of the odds that there are a lot of people that are
going to lose their jobs versus just a lot of jobs that they couldn't get
anybody to fill in the first place. And now he says, well,
I have to put these kiosks in. But that doesn't fit the narrative.
It doesn't fit it at all. Nuance Man, I mean, I would
be sympathetic. I'm very sympathetic to the mom and pops that say I'm concerned
about losing my pizza chef because my pizza chef I pay eighteen dollars an hour,
and my pizza chef, who is like family to us, is thinking
about going to work for Starbucks because they're going to make twenty dollars an hour.
I'm sympathetic to that. I think that's a reasonable concern for not only
the business owners, but for the community at large. He says, I
want to give them more money, don't. We're a mom and pop restaurant.
Our overhead is high, our margins are low. It's very difficult for
us to even make a profit. I get to the end of the month
and I'm very concerned that I'm even gonna be able to make payroll. That
makes sense to me that that person is frustrated. That's the person for whom
I have a great deal of sympathy. But the guy that owns one hundred
and forty Burger Kings in California that was planning on firing or replacing employees anyway,
who says, can you believe they raised minimum wage? Now, I
gotta put these kiosks in that I was going to do anyway. That's a
reporter looking to build the narrative. That's not an astonishing story that somebody's trying
to cut their overhead. That is just a reporter trying to feed the narrative
that's already out there. Confirmation bias. We were talking in the last hour
about the retail theft, and I was thinking about Walmart says that they're going
to replace all the different what do you call the self checkout kiosks or whatever,
the self checkout things, and they go, well, we have to
replace a bunch of these because what we found is people really miss that customer
service. That's funny because Walmart, you've been saying that you have to close
stores because of theft, but now you're saying you're gonna do this remodeling to
replace the millions of dollars you spent to put the self checkouts in because you
want Mabel to be able to talk to Ethel once a week when she comes
in for her double coupons. I just don't believe these narratives as they come
in. I don't believe them at all. And so when Walmart says,
well, we're gonna take self checkouts out and go back to traditional lines,
and it's not because they it's not because we're worried about theft. It's it's
about customer service. Walmart, Do I believe you. I actually think you're
seeing some law like if you were to say, hey, people are stealing
crap through ourself checkout lines. I would actually believe you this time, And
yet Walmart won't say that's the case. Why because that would be admitting that
putting those things into the first place was a mistake, and they don't want
to admit that. Instead, they want to say, we're doing it for
the customary. Oh yeah, unlock the underwear because nobody's stealing that. And
for the customary. It's very awkward when I have to go ask Tyler for
a key to unlock the fruit of the loom. You need the large.
That is the worst because they have to stand there and wait for you to
make your selection, yeah, before they relock it. Listen. I'm a
big dude, all right. And one thing I know, Mark, you
ever buy undershirts, I'm an undershirt wearer. I'm a black T shirt Whear.
I think I'm Hank Moody from Californication apparently. Yeah, yeah, I
got one of those on right now. Yeah. People call me Simon Cowle,
the fat Simon Couff, of course, but what do they all do?
They always shrink. Look, I'm normally a two X guy, big
dude. Right when it comes to T shirts, I gotta go to like
a four x because they're gonna shrink down to a two X. Uh huh.
I can't stand that. So now I got Tyler unlocking the thing,
and I'm looking at I go, hey, Tyler, do you have any
four x maybe a four x long? Because I'm kind of tall too.
I'll cover my building here. And Tyler's like, I don't know what's not
the Like. I do have a headline here from just two days ago that
says Chipotle says it's seen no impact yet on consumers from California wage increases.
And yet everywhere you turn, if you spend more than five minutes reading more
than headlines, you see corporate profits are way up. I don't know that's
possible. What do you make of that? How could they possibly be up
when they have to? I mean, their entire business model has been had
because of this minimum wage increase. McDonald's revenue was up. No, that's
impossible. Oh, Telsea NBC, they're the ones who reported it. No,
that can't be true. Ah, I don't believe any of it.
Don't. It doesn't fit my narrative of fake news. It's just garbage,
man, just garbage. I want to talk speaking of digitizing things. How
about AI service? Walmart is getting away from the self checks, but are
there some jobs that might be safe from AI? Mark and I are both
hoping ours are. You're listening to Later with Moe Kelly on Demand from KFI
AM six forty. Honored to be with you. Thank you so much for
letting me play all that other nicety blah blah blah AI. So AI is
replacing people. We're hearing that while we have to replace California fast food workers
with AI because they raised that minimum range. How much do you think Mark,
we were just talking about the burger king guy that was like, well,
I had to put it all these new so I don't have to pay
employees. What should you think those kiosks start? How much do you think
those things cost? I don't know, but I bet they don't need healthcare.
Oh that's a great point. I bet you don't have to pay federal
tax There's no there's no FIKA withholdings and employee taxes and all that other stuff
too. Right, kiosk probably doesn't need any sick days or or anything like
that. You think they have to hire an IT guy just to maintain those
kiosks? You can't just have an infinite regression of machines fixing fixing other machines.
You know what's crazy about those things. I walked into an Ikea and
I had like a head and eating a little low sugar, right, and
I hate Ikea. And I was there on a Saturday, you know how
it is. And I just wanted one of the cheap hot dogs. They
are not great, but they're cheap. And so I checked out and I
wanted a hot dog. And I go to use the kiosk. Listen,
I'm not an underthal. I can use a kiosk. So go to use
the kiosk, and like malfunctions, it tries to run my card and it
freezes. Listen, this is what computers do. Blue screen of death kind
of thing. And so I I walked up to the counter and I said
to the guy. I go, hey, man, I just want a
hot dog. And he goes, oh, you have to order it the
kiosk, and I go, kiosk is broken. Can I just order a
hot dog and give you my dollar fifty? He's like, uh, we're
gonna have to call somebody. Oh no, I said some Michael Douglas falling
down situation. It was definitely that situation. It was definitely like that for
those unfamiliar, what a great film? Good pull on that one. I
loved that movie. It kind of flew under the radar. I didn't get
the kind of like box office acclaim that I think it deserved great film.
You relate to it more and more as time past, don't you. Yeah?
Yeah, if you're unfamiliar Michael Douglas has he's stuck in traffic and basically
all the nonsense around him makes him crazy and he kind of melts down and
then I think he goes on a killing spree. Yeah. So here's one
thing though, that when it comes to AI, I don't know that you're
going to be replaced if you are good at customer service. If right think
about this, where do you hate customer service the most? For me,
I can tell you it was calling It was trying to get a hold of
Cox Internet tonight because I was having a total meltowt If you missed the beginning
of the show, it was absolute disaster. Everything's gone wrong. My internet
connection went to crap. I'm using a backup system. My computer sound card
went to smush as well. It was just everything was just horrible, right,
this a bad deal. I don't want to bring it down, but
I said, listen, I'm in a hurry. I'm normally a really nice
guy, but I just want to there like hello, thank you for contacting
us, and I'm like, look, I'm really in a hurry. My
upload speed are not good. They go, We're so sorry of having issues.
Do you give me permission to pull up your account? Oh? Good
lord, Okay tell me this. Do you go berserk like I do when
they use the word unfortunately? Oh? Yes, right, Unfortunately, we're
unable to help you at this time. We can send a tech out Sunday
morning. It'll cost seventy five dollars, and I know exactly what's gonna happen.
They're not gonna be able to solve anything. And the other thing that
drives me nuts, too is I've had this issue with my internets, but
it's sporadic. I can't repeat it. So I've done Listen. I've been
talking with the engineers at iHeart one of the engineers as a friend of mine.
We go way back. We used to play softball together. Good dude.
He's like, dude, I don't know what's going on, and I
said, well, it was really bad tonight. By Sunday it'll be great,
he goes, I'm sure it will. So even if I have a
tech out here, I can't replicate it. I can't show the tech what's
wrong. And the text's gonna go, well, go to Georgie's seventy five
dollars. You don't find anything wrong. So what am I gonna do?
Makes me crazy? It's like trying to get mister Ed to talk in front
of company. Your polls are deep, I mean really they're deep cut.
Come on, everybody knows this stuff. I appreciate the heck out of that.
As a kid that grew up on Nick at night, I appreciate that.
Come on, Ed, just say something to the nice man. Choose
an apple? Yeah, come on, man, just say something. All
right. So here's where I think this is a trippy. What the experts
are saying is if you're bad at customer service, AI can replace you,
no problem. I mean, look at how many times these different companies have
outsourced. I was subscribed once. Oh, this made me crazy. You
ever try to cancel something and they have to tell they have to send you
to the retention specialist. The specialists, Oh, they're the worst. That
sounds filthy. I was. I was doing some work in Dallas, and
so I had subscribed to the Dallas Morning News and that gig dright up right.
They hired somebody full time. They said, hey, thanks, you
were really great. We appreciate you filling in. I still say, in
contact, great situation, all that stuff, but I didn't need the subscription
of Dallas Morning News anymore. So I go online to try to cancel.
They're like, oh, you have to call us to cancel. Oh crap,
I know what this is gonna be. So I call them and they
go, oh, well, we're sorry to hear that she'll be leaving here.
And go, yeah, I don't. I don't need it anymore.
I'm not I'm not in Dallas, not doing anything with Dallas, and go,
oh, okay, what if we were to offer it to you at
a discounted rate. And I was like, I still don't need it.
I don't have any reason to stay up on Dallas Local News. And they
went, well, wait, wait a minute, what if we were to
offer you a discounted rate and we mailed it to you. You're still not
getting this. I don't need it, all right, well, I hear
what you're saying. I just need to send you on to my manager before
we get this completed. So, yeah, you know what, replace that
guy with AI. I'm fine with that. It's not even the dude's fault.
That's the entire systems problem, right, this is the whole problem.
But if you're good at customers service, you ever have customer service you're really
happy with, and they actually help you, and they stay with you until
the problem is solved. Those are saints. They are angels sent from heaven.
They are cut from the bottom of Christ's robe, and they are sent
to Earth to help you in that one moment of crisis, and they do
that person, according to experts, cannot be replaced. I mean, we're
not gonna pay more than twenty dollars an hour, but they cannot be replaced
by AI. The other thing sent from heaven the traditional wife. I don't
know that I'm in for this one. It's a new TikTok trend. You
know how I love the TikTok trends. Yep, put on your apron because
your whole life is about to become far more traditional. That's next. Chris
Merril, You're listening too later with Moe Kelly on demand from KFI AM six
forty TikTok trends. Man, you want to find out just how long we
have? Is this is sid until everything falls apart? You watch TikTok and
then you weigh that against what you actually know. We talked earlier on the
show about some of these TikTok trends where they're just they're pushing a narrative,
or sometimes the narrative is as a result of the TikTok videos. There'd be
a video that shows a bunch of rampant crime and then people say, well,
there you go, retail crime is on the is on the rise because
TikTok says so. It doesn't matter if it actually is or not. We
just say, well, TikTok says so, so it must be. So
there's another TikTok trend and I was unfamiliar with this until now. It's called
the trad wife. Have you heard of the trad wife? Yeah? I
tried to get that situation going at home, and you want to you want
to guess what the response was a mark Let me let me help you out.
There was a verb and a pronoun. We can't say one of them
on the air. Yeah, and problem a reference to your affection of your
mother, right, I think I've said enough. Yeah, So the traad
wife of the SOG, which is the stay at home girlfriend. It's women
who are opting out of working instead they're staying at home and they are decidedly
subservient to their spouse. I'm guessing that that wouldn't have gone over very well
with you, Mark, because radio paycheck probably not going to be enough to
be able to support a lifestyle where she gets to stay at home and be
an influencer. Well, I wasn't going to bring that up, but yank
you part. Yeah, well, listen, I'm in the same boat.
You and I have talked about this many times. If not for our wives,
we would not be We would just not be. You know, you
choose the life of a journalist and an artist and it's a calling and blah
blah blah. You start to sound like Charlie Brown's teacher to the other person
in the relationship. But sweetheart, I'm really good at this and swear this
is it's a worthy thing. It's very noble. And she's like, I
don't care. Yeah, I realized what it was because my wife and I
used to argue about this, and I'd say, listen, honey, I'm
doing okay doing freelance work, and you make good money. The bills are
paid, and I want I kind of turned into that stay at home husband
kind of thing, right, And I was like, I'm going to clean
the house and I'm going to have dinner ready for you. And why does
this why does this arrangement not work until something opens up? And my wife
said, because it's all on me. And I said, but honey,
it's not all on you. Look. I vacuumed, I wash the clothes,
I even washed the sheets this month. I make dinner for you.
It's on the table every night when you're done with work. She said,
but it's all on me. I said, it's not. I'm doing it.
She said, all the responsibility is on me. If anything happens to
me in my job, we're on the street. Because you make dinner for
me. Is not going to put the groceries in the fridge for you to
make the dinner for me. I guess a viewing of mister Mom didn't do
the trick, didn't do it. She was not crazy about that, and
it was a little tough. But now you've got women that are saying,
well, you know what, I want to return to what my my grandmother
had. Although these people are young, if it's probably their great grandmother's And
I said, well, you know, my grandmother used to stay at home.
She would cook, she would clean, she would take care of the
house. And it doesn't help that we keep getting every year. There's another
report on the what is it the it's not the value of stay at home
moms. It's something about like if you had to pay for everything the stay
at home mom does, and I says, look, it would be worth
one hundred forty thousand dollars a year. And so you have you have people
that say, I'm staying at home and that's worth one hundred forty thousand dollars
a year. And I've always made the argument, no, it's not because
if you go to work and I go to work, the stuff that happens
at home, we still have to take care of that. That's not a
job for you. For people that say, well, listen, I'm a
mom and being a mom is a job. No, being a mom is
a lifestyle. If I'm a father, I don't get paid to go to
my kids concert. I don't even get to say, well, hiring someone
to drive the kids to the concert would have been a fifteen dollars uber ride
there and back. No, because that's part of being a dad. I
take the kids to their Thanksgiving recital. It just is. So it drives
me bonkers when these people are saying, well, this worth so much money,
So this trad wife movement. One influencer was quoted as saying, she's
the opposite of a boss babe. First of all, stop using internet lingo.
You sound dumb, But it's sort of contrariant, I guess to the
feminist movement. So imagine that you are you are someone who is a feminist
at the point, and I listen, I'm more of that traditional feminist where
I go, Yes, men and women should be paid the same amount.
Men and women should have the same rights. No one should. Their resumes
shouldn't be thrown out simply because they have a female sounding name. Yet equality
right, that's me. But you also kind of get to that side where
they go, I don't need a man type feminists. Okay, that's fine.
Nobody says you have to have a man. It's never been a thing.
Nobody's insisting that you get married. You can if you want. I
know you feel societal pressure and maybe feel pressure from your parents, but nobodys
say, an, you have to it. I don't need a man in
my life. I don't need it at all. I don't need anything.
I don't need any I can adopt a child and I don't need it,
and good, go do it. That's fine. But there's this almost I
don't want to say pride, because you know that's not necessarily it, but
I don't know, there's almost kind of this push to say I don't need
someone else, I'm independent, and I applaud that. I think that's awesome,
good for you. But then there's this counter to that that says,
well, you know, those feminists, they are making us look bad,
and I just want to be a trad wife, a traditional wife, and
they say this, being submissive is part of the lifestyle. Submission isn't degrading,
it's freeing. Yeah, about you. I think this is part of
the conversation where things went really wrong for Mark when he was asking his girlfriend
about if she wanted to be a traditional or a stay at home girlfriend.
Yeah, submission is freeing try that out on someone. He said, sweetheart,
why don't you just submit to my every whim. When I get home,
I expect a dinner cooked, My slippers should be warmed, and when
I sit down, I need you to hand me my pipe, my la
times and begin rubbing my shoulders. Ask me only how my day was,
Tell me nothing of your day. Be submissive. It's very freeing. I
don't know. Maybe it was something about my delivery. Yeah, it's all
on how you say it. Yeah. Yeah, it's all on how you
say it. But is there an element that might actually feel freeing? Well,
look, I mean we've got a certain portion of the population that has
authoritarian complexes too, so there's always going to be that little spot on the
bell curve where people are into that. Yeah, it's funny too. You
don't run into somebody who's of the liberal persuasion that is going to say this
sounds like the right solution for women. More women need to be in the
kitchen. You don't really run into that. I would even say you run
into a minority in the conservative side feel bad way too. Of course,
there are certain religions and certain groups that say this is how life should be
that's a little bit different. But this trend, the TikTok trend, the
trad wife hashtag. I think there's more to this, and I kind of
think it's psychological. Dive into some of that here in a minute, Chris
Maryland from O Kelly than IKF I AM six quarter We're live everywhere in your
iHeartRadio ABB. Mark Ronner is live until his girlfriend. Here's this show you're
listening to later with Moe Kelly on demand from KFI AM six forty. We
learned in our last segment if you're just joining us, that Mark Ronner,
with whom you're quite familiar, because you'll catch him every night until his wife
hears this segment. Mark Ronner had a good run here we go. Yeah,
and then he was recommending that his girlfriend be a stay at home girlfriend,
more of a traditional living situation, the nuclear family. She needs to
just do what he says. Submission isn't degrading, it's freeing. I don't
know that I agree with that. It's a good thing she doesn't listen.
Let me see, Oh yeah, is there. I was just checking my
notes. Here is there a circumstance where we could say that being a stay
at home wife is in fact freeing. Have we gotten to the point where
we have associated work with identity so strongly that anything to the contrary seems so
foreign that we just immediately condemn it as being ridiculous. Or is it all
just about if you got the money, do it. I don't condemn anybody
that chooses to be a stay at home spout, especially if you're raising kids.
If you have a situation, I don't care if it's male or female.
I got a couple of buddies that were stay at home husbands. They're
both divorced now, but you've got a couple of buddies that are stay at
home husbands. And if you have the ability that one spouse can't provide,
and you feel that their job is secure, that's awesome. Don't change anything.
You want to be at home raising the kids, that's excellent. Good
for you. My concern, however, is the poor advice from TikTok that
is touting that a trad wife is right for everyone. I do think that
work gives somebody an identity. Let's say you go to a party. Mark
you get invited to parties very often, I avoid them, but I'll just
play along. Go right ahead. Okay, let's say we're at a party.
Mark and I are so much alike it's ridiculous. Yeah. So you're
at a party and your girlfriend introduces you to somebody, probably her new lover,
but you don't know that yet, and she says, I want you
to meet Mark, and you say, hi, Owen. I don't know
any Owens. So we're just gonna go with Owen, Hi, Owen.
And what's the first question you asked them? What do you do? Although
with Mark it might be where'd you get those shoes? But for the most
part, you might say what do you do? And Owen would say,
I'm in sales, and then you think, oh, it's a geek.
I don't want to spend any time with him. Look, work gives us
a sense of identity, It gives us a sense of self value. In
fact, my wife and I first, she says it was the first red
flag I ever threw up, because when we were dating, she said something
about working and being at home. You know, she had three kids at
the time, and I was like, no, let me know when they're
out of the house and I'm married her. Anyway, she's cute, but
I said to listen. I think when it comes to when it comes to
a spouse, I want somebody who who who does something? And she said,
what do you mean. I go, yeah, i'man a job or
volunteering or something about. I want somebody that feels like they want to contribute,
like they want to give back to society. And she says, oh,
you want somebody who's going to go to work. In her mind,
she's thinking he wants a sugar mama. In my mind, I'm thinking I
want someone independent. I find that very sexy, very sexy. So I
wanted somebody that was independent. And if I have the ability to provide and
you don't have to go to work and you don't have to go to stupid
meetings and be on teams all day, then that's awesome. But I don't
want somebody who's just going to be around the house being subservient to me.
This idea of a trad wife, and people are condemning it and saying this
is bad at setting women's movements back and all this other stuff. I'm not
so concerned about that as I am what does this do? Who did I
marry? I don't want someone who just gives me what I want all the
time. I didn't marry a dog. I married someone I look up to,
that I relate to. That I call my significant other my partner,
not my servant. I just don't like that idea of I'm just gonna stay
at home and make TikTok videos all day. All right, we'll show me
your business plan and how that's gonna make you profitable or raise your profile.
I mean, what's your goal. I want somebody with goals. So sure,
I guess I understand somebody saying I don't want a nine to five job.
Not having to call in every day makes me feel free. And if
I'm a tread a tread wife, traditional wife, stand home mom, whatever
you want to say and that, and you indulge in that as your identity,
then that's great, awesome, and it may feel very freeing to say
I have the ability to stay at home and I have the ability to raise
my kids. But this idea that I'm just going to stay at home and
I'm gonna make TikTok videos all day. Imagine if I were to say to
you, oh, let's push for the gaming husband. He just stays at
home and plays video games all day because it's so freeing. I see no
problem with that. That seems perfectly reasonable, does it? Does it?
Yeah? Because I think you would miss Mo. Well that's true too,
And you know, instead of TikTok, just substitute only fans. And I
think you got a thing going here. I think there's there's room to negotiate.
There's good money in mad Mark. What I hear? There's good money?
All right? All right, so I think we're learning a lot about
Mark tonight. This is great. How come Moe never dives this deep into
your psyche? I think this is wonderful. Well he tries, Yeah,
he gets Moe blocked. All right, let's talk about La Stanks. That
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