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It's really hard to be a parent. Um, not
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going to lie. Like you're kind of like
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thrown into this thing that you don't
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really know that much about, right? And
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you're like, there go like like there's
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no classes. I mean, some people take
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classes but and read books, but a lot of
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people don't, right? And so it's just
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kind of like you go off of what your
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parents did
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>> and you hope for the best. Right.
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>> Right. And not to say that I think
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public school is always like the best uh
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place for every child, but um the things
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that I really like about it for my kids
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are that there are opportunities that I
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can't provide for them. Like things that
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I don't know about or things that I, you
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know, can't get them in in a normal
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setting. Like my son loves sports and
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and I I didn't get really get to do
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sports as a kid. There were, you know,
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city leagues and stuff, but that's his
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thing. He loves it. It's his dream to
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be, you know, and he's really good at
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it. And as a result of being in school,
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he's been able to pursue, you know,
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whatever sport he wanted to do, which is
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something that I would have had a hard
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time providing for
