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EPISODE · Feb 3, 2026 · 41 MIN

What Happens When Technology Outpaces Parenting

from The TexTenn Podcast

The kids are running the house. The adults are breaking equipment and trying to pretend everything is fine. 😂 It starts with a workout gadget getting wrecked and somehow turns into a negotiation with a 12-year-old over five bucks.  The conversation jumps from busted vibration plates to kids wanting to get paid for social videos 🤦‍♂️ AI starts talking like a teenager, 3D printers quietly turn into businesses, and parents are left doing math they didn't plan on doing. Everyone's laughing, nobody's fully in control, and technology keeps moving whether anyone's ready or not 🔥 Here's what we talked about in this episode… Breaking fitness equipment by pushing it a little too far Kids negotiating pay and learning leverage way earlier than expected Side hustles turning real through 3D printing and online sales AI tools developing personalities and blurring what feels "real" Parenting while technology quietly takes over the house Food experiments, clean eating, and ambitious baking plans Laughing through the chaos instead of pretending to have control Hit play and listen like you're already part of the conversation. This is one of those talks that makes more sense once you hear it unfold.  

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