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golly gee, it's September twentieth. We're two thirds of the way through the
month of September. Jay, about them apples? When did that happen?
Was it not just March three weeks ago? It seemed like maybe, yeah,
maybe three, two, three, maybe four weeks ago at the most.
So here we are chugging along. Tomorrow be late in the afternoon the
first signs of fall according to the calendar anyway, So what happens at that
time for those of you who were trying, Why do we have fall?
Why do we have spring? YadA, YadA, YadA. There's a haze
around the moon that helps to tell you. I have never noticed this before,
but I looked it up last night. I was driving back from the
farm and I'm looking up. The moon is between half not quite half full,
and in the middle of the moon there's this light, and then around
the moon that would probably be but I don't know, four or five thousand
miles outside or away from the surface of the moon. There's this white sort
of cusp around it. I challenge anybody to go see if you can see
it. Or maybe is it just me seeing things? I could be it,
who knows. But it was really a very interesting experience because I don't
think I've ever had it before. I would remember something like that, wouldn't
you When you look up at the moon? Oh? Absolutely, And when
you see something that you don't typically see, it's pretty significant. I will
never forget and I equate every time we're told that there's going to be a
super moon to this one moon. I want to say it was March nineteen
ninety three, it was somewhere in the nineties, and I do believe it
was March. But it was the biggest moon that I had ever seen in
my life. And I remember it because it was also the night that I
was learning how to write a two wheeler bicycle and like riding down the sidewalk
and the moon was right in front of you over this hill and it looked
like you could throw a softball and hit the moon. Wow, that's pretty
exciting or was it scary? Which was beautiful? It was absolutely phenomenal.
And I think that's when I truly fell in love with the moon. When
the moon hit your eye like a big pizza eye. That's some more.
Maybe that's it right more m James Collins at the studio in Dallas. You
know what a more is? Isn't that like Spanish bar I love you or
something? It's close? Yeah, more is love. Yep, that's all
right, good, okay, good, it's moving in the right direction.
Jake Kersner, Doug Stephen. Here as we are a day yep away from
the titular beginning of fall, someplaces America already feel it all though. It
is beautiful. Sky has cleared out. You've got some really nice weather the
next four or five days across much of the country. And that's something to
be thankful for. For sure. What are you thankful for? Think about
that. I like to start an hour, start a day releasing some of
the things inside of me that I feel are good and not releasing them let
them go, but just releasing them so maybe they'll benefit other people. Right,
Just have that energy about you, and it's a good thing. Nothing
wrong with that. The fact that artificial intelligence, this is something I actually
would like to have you a father on the air with this, Mike McVay,
Jay's father. He's my consultant and probably the most well known, well
respected consultant in the radio business. There a lot of stations, a lot
of programs are playing stupid on air, artificial intelligence tricks. They're doing things,
and some of the stuff is reflecting on others days. Just it's like
immaturity time ten and so I wonder if if it's all in good fun,
that's great, or is it something that's aimed at you know, it's another
business edge as some people are looking for a business edge and using AI as
a business edge. I think before we go, this is sort of me
with the COVID on my mind, how we all fell for that silly trap,
the masks and the shots and all the other stuff. We fell for
it, and it wasn't that was bad. It just the masks didn't do
any good and it became a cultural thing. And the shots, who knows
what the long term effect of those are. Did they keep people from getting
COVID? I can tell you, I can name a dozen people who had
all the shots and they got COVID. So did it. But I'm not
engaged in that rhetoric because I don't think it gets us anywhere, so what
at this point. Yeah, it hits people so so differently and based on
immune systems, if there's anything else currently battling. But even myself, I
had COVID twice and they were night and day difference just between the two times
I had that, and I bought them relatively close together. The first time
I would not have even known I had it had not been sick. And
I tested before, I tested myself before taking him to urgent here just to
see and I tested positive. And then I went, you know, and
got the test at a pharmacy to confirm it, and I was like,
okay, we have COVID. And then the second time we had it,
it hit Mac the exact same as the first time. It was just a
lot of congestionist light fever, all of that stuff tired, lethargic, and
for me, the second time, I was violently ill. I was probably
right at the point where I may I should have gone to the hospital,
and I didn't. I it was really bad. I think I was even
not even on the program for two weeks. Yeah, I didn't know that.
Yeah, right, So now that experience, those experience, that whole
kettle of fish that we went through for almost three years, and what it
did to disrupt our lives, disrupt our country, disrupt the world. We
fell for a lot of hooey, hook line and sinker that wasn't well,
maybe it was a trick. I don't know if i'd use the word trick,
but whatever it was, it was not right. So now artificial intelligence
jumps into the scene, even though it's been around for a while on various
levels, but now it seems to be everywhere, and I'm catching the bug
like I did the virus that went around for three years or still is around.
A COVID thing. This is a sales job. We're being sold a
bill of goods by whomever whoever's benefiting from the AI world. How it affects
our lives? How did COVID affect your life? I'm if you're not following
me, I'm I'm equating the hysterics that went with COVID to the hysterics that
goes with artificial intelligence. And I don't know whether some people will think,
oh, yeah, that's right, I'm not going to fall for this.
I'm not necessarily saying you shouldn't fall for it. Maybe isn't even the right
word, but use it or be around it, but understand it. We
did not understand COVID at all for months, and so I'm of the same
opinion that we don't really understand AI at all. And so in general,
I'm talking about the general population. They hear it and they get all scared
and worked up, and it's going to take over our lives and it's going
to control the universe and the artificial intelligent beings who kill all humans and whatever
else goes on the world. Right, Yeah, I mean, who knows
anything's possible. But that's like there's a limit, there's a line, and
there is a lot of it with AI where it has helped people diagnosed illnesses
or find prognosis and fiends can't and in a faster time period. But when
it comes to actually thinking for us and doing things for us in a day
to day sense, then that part's not exactly needed and it will lead to
stupidifying the general population. Well, we are stupidified anyway, We've become stupidified.
What a great word. Thank you for bringing that into the conversation.
Stupidified. Write that down. That's what happened during COVID. We all fell
for it, and we're stupidified by that reality now being stupidified by AI because
we pay more attention to that which isn't fact. We pay attention to rumor,
innuendo, fear based thinking, all of that stuff. And I'm just
saying, for me, maybe it's okay for you. I tell you the
stories, I bring you the stories, and I tell you what I think.
I'm not falling for it. I don't know what to do though,
how much of it to use, how much of it to embrace? That's
the thing where you get really an expert who dials into this stuff and can
help lead you in whatever your business is. I mean, who knows how
does AI get used in romance? How can you use How can does some
woman who's looking for a guy, or some guy who's looking for a woman,
how or whoever's looking for whomever these days? How do you use AI?
There's gotta be an AI. Yeah, Data application sites. Yeah,
you can fill out a survey of a little about yourself, what you want
in a partner, and then AI can sift through everything and everyone and look
through all of the There's got to be somebody who's clever around now, somebody
like Elon Musk, who's taken There are how many different dating sites? Dozens
and dozens and dozens of them? Right, so that what you just said
is brilliant, So you apply, But how would you do that? How
would you find the how would you I don't even know how you find an
AI thing? I know that James did something there when we were trying to
find what did you do? Did chat? Yeah? Right, I think
Jennifer did some of the two. Anyway, it's food for thought. I
just I think about all of these things. I think we're getting suckered like
we did with COVID. And so maybe people will say, oh, that's
a pretty ignorant point of view, or maybe somebody else say, you know
what, Doug, you're brilliant and that's the way the world works. Some
people say yep, he's right. Other people say, no, no way,
that doesn't make any sense. I'm not doing okay, So whatever it
is, that's you don't have to agree with a dog on thing that I
said. What did you say, dad gum thing, dad nabit dag nabbit?
I have to agree with me, But it's food. I watch you,
I don't give a WHOI whether you agree with you don't. But at
least if you're listening what you obviously are and then gives you something to think
about it, that's all this This program is about something to think about.
Enjoying information is part of what this is the main part of this program.
And so I have found out something that amused. I don't know if it
intrigues me. Gloria as Stephan, who is an artist that I've always liked
a lot, is come out talking about psychic powers and psychic ability. The
world's foremost Latin pop singer. In my mind, she says. Gloria as
Stephan says that she has psychic By the way, my name in Spanish is
as Stephan. Maybe I should. I'm feeling like I'm connected to her.
Maybe I think I have psychic ability. Maybe that's what's going on here.
I have a psychic connection to Gloria Stephan tapped into it, all right,
she says. All my life, I got these flashes, and they're not
apparently hot flashes. I would have this certainly certainty about things, at least
some things some people might call psychic ability. I kept getting this recurring feeling
that we're going to be famous. And they're looking how famous Miami Sound Machine
became. Oh for real. Yeah, And she even mentioned that to Emilio,
her husband and Bammy, and he was like seriously, really, and
she's like, I don't know how, I don't know when, but it
is going to happen. And it wasn't just one of those of like she
wanted it to happen. And if you stay it enough times, when you
can put it out there whatever, she's like, no, I'm getting these
like flashes, these visions. It's going to happen. Yeah. And she's
not only been very successful here in Latin America but all over Europe as well.
So anyway, they felt very she felt in her core that keeping the
Latin sound was what was her key to success. And yeah, certainly that's
what it is. That's what distinguishes her and makes you want to move to
the beat if you will. So she says, quote, if that's who
we are, that's who we want to be and as far as success is
concerned, but we don't want to water down our culture or our sound.
That she said she got, I suppose in a psychic message in a sense.
Yeah, and she was tould time and time again. The band was
full, time and time again. Ditch the horns, get rid of the
horns. You need to get rid of that significant percussion. And she was
like, absolutely not. And look, that's when you first think of conga.
You think of that instrumental line before the words even kick in. Yeah,
yeay dad, all right. So anyway, there's the it's this said
funny. Hey, did you hear what glorious Stephan said about being psychic?
That's the takeaway from all of this conversation. You're gonna have that conversation with
anybody you like. You my permission to use my info here, passing it
along to you. The featured at the end of the day today, as
usual on the Good Day program, is what's going on? What's happening and
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Good Day Networks. Yay. Here's a woman who's doing some yay ing.
Is this such a thing as yang? When you do when you're when you
yay, it's yang? Right, yeah, yes, yes, as woman
from Maryland. It has an interesting license plate and that number is something that
she is very thankful for this morning. She's a fifty year old woman who's
not identified because this a lottery story. She told officials that she disliked her
tag number, which was nine one O four, and she requested it be
changed, only to have her request denied. Ah, yes, don't you
love the people at the DMV. Well, she always had to have letters.
I always thought that it was a combination. Depends on the state,
depends on the state. Like I have three things on my license plate,
and that's it. Three. I don't have the messages as six, but
I just I've got three because I'm special. So there. Anyway, she's
had this license plate and she began seeing the number of pop up in unusual
places. She says, this thing it kept appearing everywhere. I saw it
on paperwork at my job, on car tags, other states, TV,
whatever. So she began to play the number. She never imagined she would
actually win. Don't we all think that? Or maybe that's the problem.
Maybe you should think that you're a winner when you put the number down or
you buy the number or whatever it is. Anyway. So she was talking
to the lottery people and this is all because she had a one dollar pick
five ticket. Ye five numbers a fifty grand out of it. Her husband
was looking at the results waiting, man, huh, this number nine one
one oh four sounds like a zip code? What was Melrose Place? Nine
nine o three one oh or something? What was Melrose And I don't wait,
I remember that? Yeah, yeah, and then what is it?
It doesn't Beverly Hills have two though, nine o two one one as well?
Yes, one. It depends on which side of Santa Monica Boulevard you're
on as to which your zip code is. All right, anyway, So
this is very cool. Congratulations to this lady for buying it. She bought
the ticket of Jack's Fine Food and they got five hundred bucks for selling it,
and she got fifty thousand. So there you go, folks. Don't
give up. There's a song there. Don't give up. Oh no,
don't you do it now, don't give up, don't give up. So
I'm happy for her. That's good. Yeah, great, yep, all
right, from the New Life department. There's a tree in left. Why
I never do this? Right now? The Banyan tree. Thank you,
I tell the story. Loved seeing this because yeah I did too, and
that was obviously with it with all of the people in the businesses and heartbreak
and everything on. One of the top of my mind was this Banian tree.
And they had said they had the agriculturists and everybody who were trying to
make sure they could save it. And while it was badly burned, it
seemed like it was still alive. And now it's actually showing signs that it
is going to be okay. Yeah, it's sprouting, sprouting new life on
this tree. Yep. Good stuff that You could do a lot of different
things to determine whether something is alive or not just and in the case of
a tree, you can cut into the bark a little bit. Sometimes that's
how hybridization works. You graphed pieces of in this case another tree, sometimes
it's corn, whatever it is. You graphed something and come up with something
new. And so that's kind of what they've done here. The branches were
so badly burned it was like, give up time, and now here is
a good sign of good new life. Yes, yes, yeah, the
arborus, that's the word that I couldn't think of y and the band and
tree. It has so much meaning for the people of Hina especially, and
it's just it's it's signifying. This is such a big win in what was
so devastating. Yep, all right, so here's something I'm scratching my head.
This is another reason why I don't like football. At the Patriots game
on Sunday, there was a fight and during the fight, there was a
lot of punching going on and the altercation guy get over there, no,
no, in the crowd up in the stands. Okay, he get hit
over the head with a bottle. He got beaten up badly by some trunks
that were in the stand and the guys died. So I look at that
and I just think, you know, here's this guy who just went to
the game and the fight happened, and apparently he had a heart attack during
the whole thing. There was a Dolphins fan that was in the stands.
They were playing, the Patriots played the Dolphins, and so this guy somehow
or other, they start the trash talk and then they get into it and
they've had too much to drink. So this guy is a father of two
kids. He's a Patriots season ticket holder has been for thirty years, and
so they get into this physical altercation. He was punched in the face and
after that he went down and he had a heart attack and never regained consciousness.
So, now what do you do with the They were bickering through the
game, back and forth again trash talk. Yeah, and what's the purpose
of that. I've never understood. I understand when you're watching with your friends
and you're just ribbing each other whatever, But when it's complete strangers and it
gets to this such a heightened level, like, even if the team you're
against makes a good play, can't you still identify the athleticism that hey like
you? It's so that was still a good play, Like good sportsmanship is
not only for the athletes, it's for the fans as well. No,
it's just this, just this is beyond acceptable. No matter what, this
guy should be thrown in jail. I started right that not a murder charge,
but manslaughter, no doubt. His death is under investigations, So say
the police, what's their investigator? Look at the video, people as like,
that's the world we live in, right, the world we live in
is everybody's taking video. There are a dozen videos of this fight, and
they all were different angles. They all show the same thing. Well,
people are so quick to react in such a violent manner. Look at the
one. There was one guy who was arrested on murder charges because his neighbor
was cutting down or trimming trees on their shared like the property line. Yeah,
and that altercation ended with one guy dead because the other guy shot him.
Seventy eight year old yard work. Yeah, he was trimming trees.
The shooting took place near Orlando, actually not far from where Ken's office is
down in Mount Dura. That's this town. I know this town. The
victim was a forty two year old named Brian Ford. The fence line.
I do this all the time on my property lines where I have him.
He this guy Zumbrowski, who's the neighbor, confronted him about being on his
property. Get off by property, and then this guy admits to threatening to
shoot mister Ford. When Ford didn't leave, he shot him. Jesus unbelievable,
second degree murder. Put him. He's seventy eight years old. He
needs not to see the light of day again in his life. Get lost
your old buzzard. Really, that's how I really feel about it. No
tolerance for that stuffs. Who the hell do you think you are? All
right? So the guys what, he stepped on your property to trim his
trees, So you're gonna kill him? How are you nuts? It probably
is nuts, Like some people are really using the stand your ground in a
way that it was never noxious. And people having guns are not the problem.
These people having times are the problem, the problem exactly, all right.
So here's another one. As long as we're going down, let's go
down the let's go down the dark and dreary and lonely road. Here's another
Amazon, Now Amazon, here's another rattlesnake bite. It happens to connect to
her an Amazon driver in fact, who's in another there's another Florida story.
This guy's in very serious condition. Rattlesnake a bit her during a package delivery,
dropped a shipment off at a home in Palm City, Florida, which
she was attacked by this diamondback. Rattlesnake, You do not want to be
attacked by a diamond back. This is they've got really strong venom. Apparently
the snake was coiled up near the front door. Driver put the package down,
it went over. Oh oh bit her on the back of the leg.
Oh my god. Yes, she was able to call nine one one
for help and then she lost conscious and so she's in serious conditions. So
who's is this snake just there? I mean, I don't imagine that somebody's
got a snake by the door to protect the house. Yeah. No,
I think it just happened to wander up there because there was another delivery driver
who killed a rattlesnake, and I think he said in the doorbell camera or
whatever, like, hey, if you have a snake that got out or
something, I'm sorry I killed it. But with the rattles would be sorry
to kill a rattlesnake anyway, right, But with less, especially when they're
coiled up, you might not even notice them, especially depending on what else
is on what else is near the front door. A lot of people have
the decorations and stuff for different furniture, and if your peripheral vision is not
twenty twenty, you may not even realize until you're looking directly at it or
it moves. This is something that these snakes are common in Central Florida and
the up and down the Tammy Emmy Trail. The what the gall alligator alley?
Not only alligators were all kinds of rattlesnakes are in this area. It's
a dangerous area unless you know your way around it is. So anyway,
it's two let's I hope she makes it, but looking not looking too good
for her? All right, So now here's something as talking about drivers,
the folks that lift have announced this week they're going to launch a new feature
that matches women and non binary writers with a driver of the same gender.
Now you're gonna have to help me on the non binary side. Non binary
I thought meant non gender who don't identify as male or female. Okay,
so do you think there's gonna be a lot of lift drivers who are in
that same classification? Yes, yeah, you think, yeah, And it's
all about improved safety. I mean, I as a woman, when I
have to get a lift, I am a lot of times hoping that I
get paired up with another female and not that a female isn't going to be
a criminal or you know, say about its motives. But it's just one
of those the odds are in your favor, I guess, I don't know.
Just sometimes when you're by yourself, I feel more comfortable being around another
female than a male. I don't blame you of the way the world is,
but why how do we get this way? How did we get this
blanked up? It's all it's always kind of been this way. It's just
being spoken about more. There's more conversation, and there's more acknowledgement that it's
not okay, and it really never was. It was one socially acceptable,
still wasn't okay, and now it's no longer socially acceptable. Okay. I
guess there's a is a website called women plus connect that is the one that's
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or at any disease. Social media time, this hour is with all ours.
We find the things that are specific, whether it's your comments at our
social media, connecting by going to Good Day networks, had Good Day networks,
or things that impact all of us with regardless social media. Here's something
from Alabama that I noticed, one of about three dozen states where lawmakers have
introduced this year legislation and some resolutions as well, aimed at restricting children all
the way through the teen years their access to certain social media. This is
a bill that was proposed a month or so ago down in Alabama requiring local
schools to prohibit students from reaching social media sites while they are on school provided
internet access is an interesting which makes sense, and it does. Yeah,
there's really no social media during no, we're at school. Nope, it
would require all public school ninth graders to get instruction on the risks of social
media. This isn't interesting. Well that's as well. Well, yeah,
this is fantastic. It's about safety and resources and mental health. Then yep.
And when you are in ninth grade, Oh, that is such a
difficult time. You are transitioning from middle school into high school. That's what
about the age fourteen fifteen? You not ready for it? Like you're older
than you are. There's more of there are more responsibilities coming, but you
still haven't hopefully in naivety, that naivete. I don't think about you right
now. You're you have sent me. You've sent me back into I'm sort
of wafting into my time going into freshman year in high school. I was,
I wasn't a pimple faced little kid, and I thought, oh my,
what do we you know, you're around the high school seniors and all
these girls that are have gone through so much so silt, right, yeah,
right, there are kinds of temptations and confusion. It goes with it.
So anyway, you know, this is a school ought to be the
same as certain company Most companies, employers don't allow their devices to be used
for the frivolous use that a lot of people would like to use them for.
So why should government owned devices be any differently, don't know, you
can't do it. That's it. So I'm looking around at some of the
responses to some of this stuff, because, as you can imagine, it
has eked as some response from other places outside of Alabama. And so there
what was the comment that I liked to hear at the same time, where
you're having this discussion about bad ideas well, bad ideas can spread just as
quickly as good ideas well. Whatever is in the internet. Yeah, and
there's a lot of good stuff on social media, no question about it.
Our site is fabulous. But I do say so myself. I say that
because I'm not responsible Jay Is. It's a fabulous place to go. Anyway,
back to this bill that is in Arkansas, Apparently a bunch of other
states have already enacted bills that basically require parental consent for miners to use social
media sites period, no matter where they are. Well, thing, it's
way too easy to lie about your age. It's not like you have to
submit identification or anything that you just select a different year for your birth and
suddenly you're above the age of thirteen and you can access a lot of other
things. So here, though, all those heroes that we have at the
big companies that have these platforms have sued the states that have put that into
effect, so they know they've they've gone to court to allow children an under
age to use social media. But it's basically the bottom line here, that's
basically what they're doing. TikTok, Facebook X, they're all in the same
group that file this lawsuit challenging the law from California barring tech companies from profiling
children or using personal information. See, this is what you're really dealing with.
That's what this is about. These people are curs and all they want
to do is make more money at your expense. That's what it's all about.
And yet you're all over all of these social media places. I'm not.
I hardly use Facebook at all anymore, don't use any of the others.
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look around there are a lot of people who claim to be good, but
you have to listen to him, you have to read their books, so
you have to kind of get an insight into what they're all about. So
that's why we invited John here. His website is parent guru dot com.
So let's talk about what's going on today, John, and how things have
changed. Let's just take you as an example, from your childhood to today.
How has raising a child the challenges? How are they different? Well,
raising a child has become a national train wreck, guys. I mean,
if if you, if you look around and check out what's going on
in the American family, you can see that parents are insecure, they don't
know what they're doing. They're floundering, they're zigzagging all over the parenting playing
field with no clear sense of direction. And it's it's no surprise. I
mean you you consider that they're over On any given day, Amazon dot com
lists over one hundred thousand parenting books. I mean, wow, my mother
raped, My mother, a single parent from for the first seven years of
my life, raised me with no parenting books. I mean, Doctor Spock
was available, but it really wasn't a parenting book. It was a Little
Pediatric Manual for parents. And you know, now we have this confusing cacophony
of conflicting advice that parents. And you mentioned that the show is female driven,
and who's reading these parenting books? Well, women are reading the parenting
books. You know, men are not reading. I mean, they're exceptions
to everything I'm saying here. But there for every one hundred women who read
one of my books, maybe one man does so. And so these books
they make everything seem apocalyptic. And so the anxiety that women carry into the
simple, straightforward process of raising a child, which you're equipped to do and
do well and it's not a complicated process, has become debilitating for many women.
All right, So that's fine. Yeah, in the interests of time,
let's find the solution from your new book, The Bible Parenting Code,
which isn't a religious experience at all. It's just a that's a good youth
you look for that. This is the Bible of whatever it may be.
Like Talkers Magazine is the Bible of the talk radio industry. So this is
a parenting code based on your research, based on your experience. Because you're
a family therapist too, is well, aren't you? Yeah, I'm a
psychologist too. Yeah, yeah, So what do we do. What's the
fix to the all the problems you've outlined here in the last couple of minutes.
What's the fix? Well, as I talk about in the book,
I'm my mission is to simply restore common sense to the raising of children.
It's not an intellectual process. It's not complicated, it's not overwhelming, it
doesn't deserve anxiety. It's a very straightforward thing. But people in my profession,
you know, have made everything concerning the rearing of children sound to the
female consumer of parenting advice as if everything is apocalyptic, that one small mistake
on her part is going to create this, uh you know, this child
ring tragedy, and it simply isn't. So. Most of the advice I
dare say, given by people in my profession over the last fifty years,
since we began listening to people in the mental health professions, tell us how
to raise kids is bad advice. And the solution, and that you referred
to earlier, guys, is simply to unplug yourself from the experts and trust
your common sense and trust your intuition and maybe go back and read the original
edition of Ben Spock's Little Book, because it's very practical and common sensical,
and as far as parenting books going, it's an ironic thing for me to
say, having written over twenty if all we had was Spock and the Bible,
we'd be doing just fine. Well, there you go. That's pretty
much it in a nutshell. What great interesting advice from somebody who's been there
and then there. What about your own You have children? I do.
Yeah, I've got my wife and I have been married fifty five years.
We have two kids. Our son is fifty four, our daughter is fifty
one. Our daughter works for us. She basically runs my business. Roles
have reversed. She's the boss. I know. Isn't that interesting? Well
about their children, how are they doing with their children? Well, their
children are fine. We've got seven grandchildren and they're all productive citizens. And
one sixteen years old just got his driver's license and he's the only one that's
still living in the home. All the restaurant in the world making their way.
Well, I think this is something that you hold fast to the ideas
of common sense. I think that's the way. It's a practicum for almost
everything in life. The book is called a Bible Parenting Code. It's available,
I'm guessing probably pretty much everywhere books is sold, right Amazon and in
the bookstores. Is that where we can find the Bible Parenting Code? Yeah?
Good? All right? Even available as an ebook okay. And there
are other when we go to your website parent Guru dot coming and see probably
the other books that are listed there as well. John Roseman here, the
expert in child rearing, who's got two simple words of advice common sense.
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