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Justin, Scott & Spiegel discuss the blurred line between parent and friend after their kids start throwing around words like "bro," "bruh," and "dude." What might sound harmless when you're joking around can feel like a whole different story when your kid drops a “bruh” in the middle of an argument.
They also compare today's casual parent-child language with how they addressed their own parents growing up. "Dad," "Mom," "Sir," "Ma'am"—or would you ever dare call your father by his first name?
And when the joking stops and it's time to get serious, there's always the Dad Voice. The guys explain why dropping your voice and calmly saying your child's first name can be far more intimidating than yelling.
So where's the line? Is “bruh” just harmless youthful lingo, or does it deserve an immediate “Try that again”?
Plus, don't miss a deep conversation with a caller named Billy Bob, who's life story was just too interesting to ignore.