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You have a bunch of kids,
are they allowed to watch it?
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Are they old enough now?
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Well, it was easier when they
were younger, really.
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Now they are starting to get old
enough to understand what we're doing.
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- It's more like...
- Not mine.
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No, but I have a 14-year old
girl, for instance.
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And I've done things that
14-year olds shouldn't watch.
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It's better that a 6-year dude watch
his dad drinking alcohol on TV.
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Are you calling your son
a 6-year old dude?
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- Yes, but he's a bit...
- Yes, he is.
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- He's the dude kind.
- He's like 45 in...
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No, but my kids know that
I'm different on TV than...
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But what does your daughter say when you
get home and done that, for instance?
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It's more and more like...
"Well..."
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- Resigned.
- Like resigned.
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- Is she a bit embarrassed over her dad?
- I don't think she's embarrassed...
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No, but I think she sometimes think
"Why couldn't you just work at a bank?".
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"Is all of this necessary?"
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Last night I went into her
room late at night:
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- "Sofie, do you have a powder brush?"
- "What do you want it for?"
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"We're going to put on makeup...
long story, do you have one?"
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"Yes, there are powder brushes
in my in my toilet bag."
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A father like that makes you resigned.
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It's funny when they bring home a friend
and you see how they tell their friends...
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... things about our work, like it's
the most natural thing in the world.
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"Today dad was in a dark cellar
touching another guy's willy."
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Well, not that exactly though,
that sounded pretty bad.
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But like "They made a salad out of
dead mice." or something like that.
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That doesn't sound bad.
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Then you see the look of disbelief
on the friends face.
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- "What kind of family is this?"
- "I need to get out of here."
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They can't tell their mothers,
then won't be allowed to go back.
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They are texting under the table:
"Please come and get me!"
