00:00The man who contributed towards my birth, yeah.
00:02I got one of those.
00:04You got one of those?
00:04I got one of those.
00:06When I read this this morning, for me, because I always, I've always had this very, you know,
00:12and I've spoken about it before, an odd relationship where I'm aware, but I've never had a relationship with him.
00:17Yeah.
00:18So it really sort of, as you said that, it really, a light bulb went off.
00:21And I thought that's exactly.
00:23Exactly.
00:24Honestly, it was so nice to read that.
00:25I've never met anybody who agrees with that, because the way I see it is, if you've got a mechanic
00:30and he never fixes a car, you can't call him a mechanic.
00:32So to have the title as a father or a dad, you have to have some of those responsibilities along
00:38with it.
00:38Well, it's a real privilege, isn't it?
00:40It's a privileged title.
00:41Yeah.
00:41So that's why I call him the man who contributed towards my birth, because that's what he did.
00:44He's done nothing else apart from that.
00:46Do you have contact?
00:48He has contact with me, but I tend to kind of brush him off.
00:52Okay.
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