May 26, 2026 · 1 hr 2 min · 12 segments
Neal compares your child to the Mona Lisa, throws a spanner in the works of the stopped clock twice a day cliche, reveals why a TV free family would pivot to compulsory viewing targets, wonders if…
Neal O'CarrollHost
Your body takes in this food, and it sends it wherever there's a need or a vacancy.
If you feed your child pork belly, it doesn't automatically go to their belly.
Might go into the bones in lieu of calcium 'cause they haven't had enough milk, so their bones are brittle, so your body says, "Oh, wait.
Your child's body sends that to the bones anyway to see if it'll do anything when it convert it into some sort of bone material.
And if it doesn't work, it just waits and tries the next thing that comes in, whatever else comes in along the conveyor belt known as your child's mouth, whatever shit you're feeding them.
For the purposes of this talk, your child is an it 'cause I don't know its name.
I don't think there's anything wrong with referring to your child the same way I refer to an inanimate object.
Your body takes in this food, and it sends it wherever there's a need or a vacancy.
If you feed your child pork belly, it doesn't automatically go to their belly.
Might go into the bones in lieu of calcium 'cause they haven't had enough milk, so their bones are brittle, so your body says, "Oh, wait.
Your child's body sends that to the bones anyway to see if it'll do anything when it convert it into some sort of bone material.
And if it doesn't work, it just waits and tries the next thing that comes in, whatever else comes in along the conveyor belt known as your child's mouth, whatever shit you're feeding them.
For the purposes of this talk, your child is an it 'cause I don't know its name.
I don't think there's anything wrong with referring to your child the same way I refer to an inanimate object.
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