Hey, what's up, beautiful people. Welcome to another episode of Get Close. I'm Geo and I'll bark.

And today, I want to talk about something super cutie. I was randomly scrolling on Instagram,

specifically Reels. And you know how Reels just kind of curates what you're going to see,

depending on what you like, interact and engage with. Yeah. So I guess I interact with

kid content and parent content. Yeah, I do. I don't know why I said, I guess, I do. And this account

popped up and the account is dad to try. I haven't, I don't know this person's name yet,

but it's it's a guy and it looks like he's he's sitting at a desk and he does like podcast

stuff, but it's just him by himself. And he'll talk about like cool shows that your kids should

be watching. You know, he's like, if you like Coco Mellon, then you'll also like, you know,

the Tabitha Brown show or whatever. Like he does a lot of family and and relationship and

specific to nurturing and raising healthy balance kids. And I thought it was so cool because he has

like this really cool like hipster like look to him. And one of the things that he was talking about,

he goes, if you want to maintain a healthy relationship, I highly recommend that you ask these,

these three questions to your significant significant other every week.

All every week. Every week. Okay. So this is how he phrased it. I guess he was an athlete at some

point. I don't know where he got it from. I didn't dive too deep into it, but I just heard the

concept. And I'm like, Oh, this is really cool. So one of them is I want you to answer, where is my

home run? Oh, this week, what was my home run? What was my base hit? And where did I strike out?

Yeah. So again, this pertains to relationships. So he's saying like for home run, like what did I

kill it at this week? Like what was something that I fucking knocked it out of the park? Like,

well, how did I come? Is this something that I share about myself and you share about yourself?

No, or I share about you. Yes. And you share about me. Correct. Oh, yeah. Because then we get

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