Speaker reflects on parenting experiences (Part 2)

Stone feels like she just won the Super Bowl. So everything that she does, we're like, oh, my God. What she's doing now, which is crazy. She'll wake up in the middle of the night and just sit up in the crib, and we see it on the camera. She just sits up, just chills, and then she just goes. Lays back down and goes back to bed. Cute. Yeah. And so there's a. These cameras are crazy because they have AI that will, like, go, oh, something's happening. I'll save the moment, let you know when the moment happened. And you can just get on the app and go, oh, something happened at 11:32. Let me see what happened there. Wow. It's. It's wild. It's wild what technology allows you to do. But, yeah, everything crawling, sitting up. My wife wake me up. You'll never believe it. I think she got another tooth coming in. So, yeah, every time something like that happens, it does feel like a big day in our house. So next. All right, next. Number two. A baby can absolutely be the boss of a house without contributing financially. That's what I've learned. Oh, yeah. Your whole life revolves around that. The baby does no work. The baby doesn't pay any bills. The baby should not have control. The baby has full control, and she's not paying no. No rent, no job, no explanation for her demands, no chores. Just an incredible system that she gets to live by. So at number two is that's the boss. And however she feels is also how we feel. It's a bit how they must have felt whenever, like, kings were ruling back in the day. Oh, yeah. If the kings. Temperamental. Oh, my God. Be aware. King Tut's having a bad day. You don't want to go around them. That's number two. All right. Number one. Number one. And this one continues to grow. But just watching my wife be a mom does give me a whole new appreciation for her. I always knew she's an amazing person, a very smart person, and I always knew that she'd be a good mom. Or I felt I knew, but again, it's different. It's something. Until you're exposed to it, you don't really understand what that exposure means. And again, I knew I married a great person, but, like, her number one priority is not me anymore. Used to be. But I'm okay with that. I'm actually happy about that. So, like, seeing how much she embraces it, how exhausted she gets by it, because it matters. That's been really great. And I thought I was at peak with her like it couldn't be anymore. I could not be any more impressed or couldn't love her any, but, man, it's a whole new.