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I remember watching Jimmy Kimmel and the dad’s couldn’t even get their kid’s birthday’s right. The mom’s knew all the answer’s[/quote]

You do know those are set up that way, right? It is funny because we can all laugh at the old Dad doesn't know anything trope. One of the view stereotypes we are still allowed to relish in. Wouldn't be funny if they showed the Dads that do know.[/quote]
It’s not set up in that the dad stands there and PRETENDS to not know any answers. He really doesn’t.

If they put on multiple dads who could rattle off their kids teachers, doctors, best friends names, I’d applaud that and be ecstatic.

I don’t they have the data or tape to do that though. [/quote]

Wow. I am not the dad of the year but come on now I know their teachers names, drs names and addresses, best friends names because geez lol [/quote]

Good for you.

My spouse worked from home and had to take the kid immediately after school to the orthodontist. Same one she’s been to all year monthly and where they all get their teeth cleaned.

He still emergency texts me at work 15 mins before to ask for the location. Wtf is that. I told him if he really cannot recall, to ask the 9 yo not me. [/quote]

I will shamefully raise my hand and say I am guilty of this as well. It's not that I don't love my kids or don't care I just think some us dads take these little details for granted. [/quote]

Sounds like you first and also take your spouse and kids for granted too. [/quote]

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