The acoustics at your new place are different. They're like tinier.

Well, I'm in the, uh, I'm in a little booth.

Oh, you're in like a little Superman phone booth?

I'm in a little thing, yeah.

I'm talking into one at least.

Yeah, you're missing the dulcetones of your previous place.

We're not going to get those emails anymore asking about your status.

No, that's on that's on you.

You got to you have to...

It's up to me to make one person on this podcast sound sexy.

Look, I don't tell you what to do with your own voice, but you got to make mine hot.

All right. Michael.

Peter. What do you know about the Battle Him of the Tiger

Mother? We already learned from Malcolm Gladwell that it takes 10,000 hours to

become an expert at something, but this was the book that taught Americans.

You can also become an expert by someone else yelling at you for 10,000 hours. All right, the book, Michael is is The Battle Him of the Tiger Mother by Amy Cho.

Yes. She was a Yale law professor and an author who had written a couple of relatively

popular international affairs books, but this was her first brush with like mainstream success and notoriety.

The book is styled as sort of a memoir where she is recalling raising her two daughters under a strict

parenting regime that she calls Tiger parenting or alternately Chinese parenting.

The book came out in 2011 and it caused a pretty big stir.

I will say as a basic methodological principle,

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