Five for Fighting - Terminal Vocation

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Mark and Erin open with a discussion about Spirit airlines shutdown and the impact of poor customer service in raising kids. Then we have a conversation about the five rules for handling fighting in relationships.Links:Spirit Airlines ArticleTeams of Our Lady

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This episode was published on May 8, 2026.

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Mark and Erin open with a discussion about Spirit airlines shutdown and the impact of poor customer service in raising kids. Then we have a conversation about the five rules for handling fighting in relationships.Links:Spirit Airlines ArticleTeams...

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