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Right. right. you tell the story about your mother. when you were leaving your pittsburgh suburban home, she gave you advice when you were going out to the west coast. you can t use the obscenity that your mom put into the presentation. do you remember what i m talkino about here? don t be. don t be an a-hole. bill: that was your mother s advice. that is kind of old-school advice. really old-school advice. i am touched by mothers who do that with their kids. i saw an article about a woman who wrote a thank you letter to a cop somewhere, have you seen that story? bill: walton county, floridat yeah, i am touched by that woman. she is trying to save hera. kids life. we have overpraised a whole generation of kids to the point where we haven t life-proofed them. we are raising a generation of emotional hemophiliacs who are all too eager to throw their bodies on the tepid grenade ofs minor insults. buck up, kids. don t be snowflakes. bill: this is what happened. a 19-year-old gir
Fulfilling. you know, you have to bribe a kid to get them to cooperate. megyn: we saw it in that clip. i could cry on cue, that worked well when i was trying to get other kids in trouble as well on the playground, but it was all fueled by the hollywood version of the tiger mom, that mom that drives so hard. and that s a stage mom in hollywood. and that s what i had sort of driving my career, and she poured all of her energy and time and effort into taking my sister and i on auditions and horseback riding and ice skating and tap dancing megyn: maybe too much as it turns out. yeah, very intense. very over the top. so it s a story that i think is relatable on that level, a lot of people have, well, i mean, some other people megyn: well, you don t know where it s going to go with your mom, because you re pretty harshly critical of her, but you recount the stories of what she did to you and how much, you could say abuse, that she put you through, and you don t know how it s going to