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In reflecting on his upbringing, Burr examines stark contrasts between past and present parenting styles. He describes a childhood where discipline held a different meaning and children didn’t have the power they seemingly hold today. Burr nostalgically reminisces about the "tough love" approach of the past, where a mother would wrap up dinner leftovers in cling film for breakfast the next day.
Storytelling at its finest, Burr recounts a hilarious yet striking memory from his childhood involving his little brother, cube steaks, and his father’s unconventional approach to discipline. The absurdity of the past provides laughter but also critique on how today’s parenting norms have evolved—possibly not for the better, in his opinion.