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Everything that's ever been written
about you and anyone that's ever worked

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with you has talked about your work
ethic. But there's no, when she's done

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with this, she'll do that, that you do
everything at once. Do you? I think all

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working mothers do. I talked to my
working mother this morning and I said

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the working mother mentality is like,
oh, my arm fell off. I'll deal with

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that the day after tomorrow. And I have
like 45 minutes just drop off a band

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and, you know, I've got 40 minutes, I
think after drop off and before my

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parent teacher conference, I mean, like,
what is the best thing that you're like

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waiting to do? Probably travel more?
You know,

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there are times we were just talking
this morning, there are times that

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other countries are at their best. And,
um, right now with my Children in

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school, I can't go where I would want
to go in September. So busy. I know my

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son is always, they're busy and their
school schedules. I, I want to be with

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them. I don't want to go to this place
that I'm excited to go to in September.

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Because I'm gonna miss, they'll need me
at the top of the school year. I know

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it. So I think time allows for tra, for
me in my case, travel. Um, and just, I

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think for so long you just work so hard
and you just work every day for years

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and years and years and you're a parent
or you're a sibling or you, a family

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member that's caring for somebody else
and you don't imagine days where you

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don't know what to do. Like you don't
imagine days where you're like, hmm,

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what should I do today? What should I
do today? Because that's just not been

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no fault but my own, like the way I
functioned and I do love, like I do, I

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do the laundry. That's, I love doing
the laundry. I love, you know, house

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work. I love it. And I think because
when I grew up it was just crazy all

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the time. So I like to have and my mom
is a podcast laundry. My mom is

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famously good at laundry. So I learned,
um, but just like the idea of leisure

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is, you know, pretty amazing to think
about, but not until I'm not overly

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eager for it because I don't want it
until I know that my Children are

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pursuing their next stage of life in
their academic careers. You know, when

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they're, what I'm saying is when they
go to college, I can think about

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traveling in September when you're an
empty nester.