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我觉得这个播客会引来不少关注,但我已经做好准备了。
I think I'm gonna get a lot of for this podcast, but I'm ready for it.
咱们好好做一期精彩的节目。
Let's have a good show.
好好做一期精彩的节目。
Have a good show.
别碰我的钻石。
Don't hit my diamonds.
我现在正在转向人工智能和科技领域。
What I'm doing right now is pivoting into AI and tech.
想象一下,现在用上自主飞行的无人机。
Imagine now using autonomous drones machine.
自主的。
Autonomous.
你在哪里
Where do you
这些话你是从哪儿听来的?
get these words from?
这档播客以前还真没请过这么有学问的人。
Never had such a scholar on this podcast before.
我们现在完全进入了一个新阶段。
We're in a totally different phase.
我觉得你刚才那句话,指的是你现在认识的那个人。
And I think when you said that comment, you mean, like, the person that you know now.
那种尊重的层次完全不一样了。
Like, there's just a different level of respect.
我和特里斯坦除非带着孩子,平时根本不会聚在一起。
Tristan and I don't, like, hang out if it's not with the kids.
可你不是来过我家吸水烟吗?
I mean, you did come over for hookah.
五年才一次的事,你还非得拿这个调侃我?
One time in five years, you're gonna throw that in my face?
你有些回答太啰嗦了,简直让人听不懂,我都不知道你到底想表达什么。
Some of your answers are insane, like, long winded, and I don't even know what was that.
我啰嗦?
I'm long winded?
你以后还想再要孩子吗?
Do you wanna have more kids in the future?
有时候就得把话挑明了说。
Sometimes you gotta lay them nuts on the table.
什么?
What?
好吧,特里斯坦。
Okay, Tristan.
我是说,我觉得这个说法没错。
I mean, I think the narrative Okay.
她老打断我。
She's cutting me off.
你的回答太啰嗦了,样样都占满,可我一这么长篇大论,你就打断我。
It's like, your long answers are everything and I can't give my long answers like this.
不对。
No.
不是的。
No.
你接着说。
Go ahead.
咱们有的是时间。
We have all the time in the world.
我知道这期播客肯定要挨不少骂,但我早有心理准备。
I think I'm gonna get a lot of shit for this podcast, but I'm ready for it.
我觉得没人意识到,你我分手都五年了,大家根本没意识到这五年里发生了多少事。
I don't think people realize that five years have gone by since you and I have broken up, but I don't think people realize how much time has gone on and how much life has happened.
你我一路打拼,才走到今天这一步——我请你上节目,你答应了,咱们就坐下来,随便聊聊。
And that you and I have worked hard to get to the place where we are now that I'm inviting you on the pod, and you're agreeing, and we're just gonna sit and have a chitchat.
你同意吗?
Would you agree?
是的。
Yeah.
确实,这些年经历了很多事。
I mean, lot of life has passed.
我觉得特别好,你愿意把这件事做成对话,让我们最后能坐下来聊聊。
I think it's beautiful that you, want to bring this to life and us have a conversation at the end of the day.
你知道,我们首先是朋友,而且一起养育了两个可爱的孩子。
You know, we are friends first and foremost, and we have two beautiful children together.
所以我觉得,让人们看到两个不再恋爱的父母依然能保持积极的关系,这很有意义。
So I think it's, it's healthy for people to see two parents that aren't romantically involved still have a positive dynamic and I are in a good
我完全同意。
couldn't agree more.
我父母就是很好的榜样,就算他们之间有过争吵——我肯定有过——但我一点都记不起来了。
And I think I had such a great example with my parents and seeing even if there was fighting, because I'm sure there was, but I don't remember any of that.
我小时候没怎么见过继父和我爸相处,但一切看起来都那么自然流畅。
I don't think I was privy to that in seeing my stepdad and my dad spend time together, and everything just seems so fluid.
所以我一直特别坚持,绝不能让孩子看到我们吵架。
I think that's why I've always been so adamant about the kids won't see us fight.
我希望你能全心全意地参与他们的生活,想多投入就多投入。
I want you to be as active as and present as you wanna be in their lives.
我绝不希望将来孩子长大后问:‘为什么爸爸那时候不在?’——而答案是我。
And I don't ever wanna be the reason when my kids get older and they say, why wasn't daddy around?
那个答案会是我。
And then it would be me.
我为咱们俩都感到骄傲,但更让我自豪的是,不管我们成年人之间有什么矛盾,我都把它控制在大人之间,私下妥善处理,尽量负责任。
Like, I'm so proud of both of us, but really proud of myself that whatever adult drama we have, I keep it to the adults, and we handle it privately and as responsibly as possible.
我们都清楚,一切的核心是孩子,要给他们最好的童年和回忆。
We know it's all about the kids and letting them have the best childhood and memories.
我觉得咱们做得挺好的,同时也没有辜负自己。
And I think we've done a really good job, but also being true to ourselves.
我们确实会生气,也会吵架,但都是私下谈。
Like, we are mad at each other, we have our conversations.
孩子们从不参与这些。
The kids aren't involved.
是的。
Yeah.
我觉得养孩子最重要的一点,就是无论对爸爸还是妈妈,都要保持尊重,因为孩子什么都听得到,什么都记得。
Think the most important thing with having children is about always conducting yourself with respect around the mother, the father, because kids hear everything, they remember everything.
我觉得我们在这一点上做得不错。
And, I think we do a good job at that.
像所有人一样,我们难免有分歧,也会有争执,但我们都努力不让这些负面情绪影响到孩子。
I think like any humans, you're going to have your disagreements and you're going to bump heads, but I think we do a good job keeping that pride away from new kids.
过去五年里,我觉得我们成熟了很多,可能早些年,那些争吵会更情绪化一些。
And I think we have matured enough over the five years where I think maybe earlier, you know, those arguments might have been a little bit more emotionally based.
现在呢,我们更在乎的,是为我们的孩子和这个小家庭争取最好的。
I think now it's more so just wanting the best for our tribe and our little ones.
你上这个播客紧张吗?
Are you nervous to be on the pod?
不紧张,一点不紧张。
No, not at all.
你以前没怎么上过播客吧?大概就去年才开始的?
You feel like you haven't done a lot of podcasts until, like, what, the last year or so?
我之前没怎么参加播客,因为那时候我知道话题会往哪儿走,大家会怎么讨论。
I wasn't really for jumping a lot of podcasts because at the time, I knew what the narrative was going to shift to and what people were going to talk about.
说实话,我觉得播客是种全新的媒体形式,我不希望别人拿我的故事去赚钱。
And I think understanding how podcasts, and this is the new form of media, to be quite frank with you, I just don't want people to monetize my story.
毕竟,如果故事要讲,那我还不如自己把它价值最大化。
Because at the of day, if it's going be my story, I might as well monetize the best out of it.
你看你们家就是个好例子——自己讲自己的故事,自己掌控叙事,难道要让别人替你说吗?
I mean, I think your family is a clear example of, you know, telling your own narrative, controlling your own narrative and story because who's on someone else?
说到底,要是别人替你写书,那内容肯定没那么真实。
Because at the end of the day, if someone else is writing your own book, it's never going to be as accurate.
对我来说,一直都是在等合适的时机。
So for me, was always about just like waiting until the time was right.
是的,我上过几期播客,但那些大多跟文化或家庭关系没什么关系。
Yes, I've done a couple podcasts, but I think there are more not cultural and like family relationship based.
我上一次参加的是《More》
You know, the last one I was on More
职业发展方向。
career forward.
《More》更偏向职业发展,聚焦于我接下来的路和自我蜕变。
More career forward and more in that lane of what's next, the evolution of myself.
不过你邀请我来,我当然非常乐意。
But of course, you you asked me to come on here and I'm, you know, more than welcome to do that.
我特别为你第二季感到骄傲,你做得非常棒,还请到了不少厉害的嘉宾。
I'm very proud of you for your second season and you've done a great job and you got some really good badass guests.
所以我才说,要不要也把我加进‘克萝伊仙境’的名人墙呢?
So I said, not add myself to the to the Khloey Khloey in Wonderland wall of fame?
谢谢你这么说。
Why, thank you.
我很好奇。
I'm curious.
你紧张吗?
Are you nervous?
不紧张。
No.
明白了。
Okay.
我一点都不紧张。
I'm not nervous at all.
我只是想好好把该说的都说到位,但也不会去纠结那些你我早就放下的事,毕竟我们都已经疗愈了,往前看了。
I think I wanna make sure I do a good job of addressing everything, but still, you know, not dwelling on things that you and I don't really dwell about because we've done healing and moved past them.
对。
No.
挺有意思的,因为我之前跟几个不太熟悉我们的人说我要上这个播客,他们都很惊讶,说真的吗。
It's funny because even when I I was telling a couple people that I was jumping on the podcast, obviously, people that are not in our inner circle, that see us every day, they're like, oh, wow.
真的吗?
Really?
我都跟他们说,都五年了,还在继续呢。
And I'm like, guys, it's been like five years and counting.
说到底,我总是跟别人讲,他们就是我的家人。
And at the end of the day, what I always tell people is like, that's my family.
对吧?
Right?
不管将来你喜不喜欢我,我们始终是一家人。
And we're gonna be family regardless whether you like me one day or you don't.
我们永远都是家人。
We're still gonna be family.
对,这种事确实会发生。
Oh, and that happens.
当然了。
Of course.
有时候我真想冲着特里斯坦吼:我他妈真讨厌你。
There's days that I'm like, Tristan, I fucking hate you.
这周你别跟我讲话了。
You're not talking to me for the rest of the week.
然后我啪地挂了电话,俩人好几天不说话,可过一阵子,我和特里斯坦又吵起来了。
And then I hang up on him, and we don't talk, and then, you know, Tristan and I will get in into it.
我觉得这其实就是家人的常态。
Well, I think that's just family in general.
你懂的。
You know?
有时候你真能把人气炸。
Sometimes you get me riled up.
所以我们偶尔就得各自冷静一下,但这就是家人啊。
So sometimes we just need, like, a breathing session, but that's family.
有时候你肯定特别讨厌自己的兄弟姐妹,我也有时候真的受不了我哥姐弟妹。
There's moments and times where I'm sure you can't stand your siblings, and there's definitely moments and times where sometimes I can't stand my siblings.
所以说,这就是家庭啊。
So, I mean, that's just family.
家庭不就是这么过来的吗?咱们现在不就是在这儿嘛。
That's what family goes through, and I think, here we are.
说到家庭,你跟大家说说你家的情况吧?
Speaking of family, why don't you tell people a little bit about yours?
你有几个兄弟姐妹?
How many siblings do you have?
给大伙儿详细讲讲。
Like, lay it out for people.
我是四个孩子里最大的。
Well, I'm the oldest of four.
有我、德肖恩、丹尼尔,还有阿玛里。
You have myself, Deshaun, Daniel, and Amari.
我和德肖恩相差三岁。
Me and Deshaun are three years apart in age.
不对,更正一下。
Or my correct.
是四岁,因为我刚满三十五岁。
Four years because I just turned 35.
我真是老了。
I'm getting old.
Daniel 20岁,马上21了,Amari 19岁。
Daniel is 20, going on to 21, and Amari is 19.
Daniel和Deshaun还在多伦多住。
Daniel and Deshaun live in Toronto still.
那是我的家乡,我在那儿出生长大。
That's where I'm from, born and raised.
向六区致敬。
Shout out to six.
最小的阿玛里现在和我们住在一起,就在南加州这儿。
And then, Amari, the youngest, he lives here with us, I would say, here in Southern California.
妈妈去世后,我接过了这份责任,这对我很重要,不只是对我自己,对我们整个大家庭都意义重大。
Obviously, once my mom passed away, I took on that responsibility, which was very important to me and not just myself, think our whole tribe.
我说的‘大家庭’,不光是我和你,还包括我们了不起的照顾者阿尔巴和诺埃尔,还有萨瓦兹的妈妈、姐妹们,甚至家政人员,所有在这个圈子里、愿意伸出援手的人——不管是小事还是大事,每个人都是其中一员。
When I say tribe, extends from not just me and you, goes, you know, obviously our amazing, you know, caregivers, Alba and Noel, but also, you know, Savaz, your mom, your sisters, you know, our housekeepers, everyone that's part of this world of ours that has their hands to help however they can to, whether it's a small lift or a heavy lift, everyone's a part of this.
说实话,我知道很多人经历丧亲之痛或艰难时刻时,别人只会发条短信表示关心。
To be honest, I know a lot of people when they go through grief and tough times, people will send you a text.
有人会来参加葬礼,但之后就杳无音讯了。
People will show up for a funeral, but then they disappear.
对吧?
Right?
真正重要的是,谁会在你最困难的时候一直陪着你,不仅发消息说‘需要帮忙随时说’,而是用实际行动来支持你、包容你。
And it's really about who are the ones that stick with you during these times that still have your back and always not just text you that they're willing to offer help or or or grace, but actually show with their actions.
对我而言,我想把这份感激献给每一个人,不只是你,还有所有参与其中的人。
And I think a lot of people for me, I I give a lot of flowers to not just you, but everyone that's been part of this.
谢谢你。
Well, thank you.
特里斯坦的弟弟阿马里患有一种叫LGS的综合征,是一种染色体异常。
Tristan's brother Amari has a syndrome called LGS, and it's something it's a chromosome disorder.
他生下来就是这样。
He was born that way.
特里斯坦的母亲是位单亲妈妈,名叫安德莉亚。
Tristan's mom was a single mother, and Tristan's mom, Andrea.
安德莉亚是阿马里唯一的经济支柱和照顾者。
Andrea was the sole provider and caretaker for Amari.
当安德莉亚突然去世时,她是因心脏病发作走的。
And so when Andrea died suddenly, she died of a heart attack.
一瞬间,阿马里就失去了唯一的照顾者。
And suddenly out of the blue, Amari was left without a caretaker.
于是特里斯坦——他一直住在美国打NBA,之前全家都在多伦多——
And so Tristan because Tristan always lived in The United States for playing in the NBA, they all lived in Toronto.
当时我们在处理你妈妈后事和葬礼的时候,那一刻你就说:‘阿玛里跟我们回家吧。’
And when we were there handling stuff for your mom's passing and the funeral, it was in that moment that you were like, Well, Amari's coming home with us.
根本没经过思考,就这么决定了。
Like, it wasn't even a thought.
幸运的是,金有私人飞机,我们很快就安排好了,把阿玛里接了回来,一切处理得特别快。
And we were blessed enough that Kim had her plane, and we were able to transfer Amari back, and figure it all out really quickly.
没错,就像你说的,我们确实需要所有能拿到的帮助,因为特里斯坦正在经历失去母亲的悲痛。
And yes, like you said, we needed all the help we can get because Tristan is going through this grieving process of losing his mother.
突然间冒出这么多意想不到的事,还得马上想清楚:我们该怎么承担起照顾阿玛里的责任?
Suddenly, there's so many unexpected things, and then having to then figure out what, how do we become responsible for Amari.
那时候,我甚至觉得特里斯坦和我都没怎么好好交流过。
So at that time, I don't even think Tristan and I were actually really even talking very much.
当然,当这种可怕的事情发生——比如失去父母,我们就会把所有琐事放下,作为家人,这正是我们该做的。
And of course, when something horrible and horrific happens, like the loss of a parent, we put all of our BS aside, and we just as my family, that's what we do.
我们彼此扶持,紧紧站在一起。
We stick together and we help one another.
是的。
Yeah.
家人就是这样的。
That's what family does.
我的意思是,虽然情况不一样,但你做手术的时候,不管是肿瘤还是别的,虽然没到这个程度,可大家也都围着你转。
Mean, very I mean, obviously, it's not the same, but I mean, when you went through your surgery, whether it with tumor or something, And, you know, obviously it's not the same level, but everyone was there for you.
家人不就是这么回事吗?
That's what family's about, right?
不是有条件的。
It's just conditional.
是无条件的,对吧?
It's unconditional, right?
就像你说的,那时候我们可能根本没怎么交流,或者说话也含糊其辞。
So like you said, we might have not been speaking or we might have been speaking very vaguely.
但只要一有难处,家人总会站出来。
But, you know, family always step up during times of need.
是的。
Yeah.
或者本该如此。
Or they should.
但愿如此。
You hope.
确实应该如此。
They really should.
照顾阿玛丽这段时间,对你来说怎么样?
How has it been with that transition of taking care of Amari for you?
我还想提一下,特里斯坦很小就搬到了美国,因为他是家里唯一的经济支柱。
Because I also wanna point out Tristan moved to America at a very young age, because he was, and is the sole financial provider for his family.
我16岁的时候搬到了美国。
I moved to The States when I was 16.
从13岁起,我就一直求妈妈让我们搬去美国,因为我知道,打篮球是我们获得经济自由、改变命运的唯一希望。
I was begging my mom probably since the age of 13 to wanna move to The United States because the reality was I knew that basketball was gonna be our way to having as close enough to financial freedom as possible we might have or be able to achieve.
我记得那时候我经常给妈妈写便条、写信,解释我为什么一定要去美国打球。
So I said I remember I used to write notes to my mom and letters to, like, why I need to go play in The United States.
因为那时候加拿大的篮球水平真的不高。
Because the reality at the time, you know, Canadian basketball wasn't that great.
你想想,八年级的时候,我得跟高二、高三的男生一起打球,跟他们竞争。
You know, imagine being in the eighth grade playing with guys that are sophomore and juniors and competing with them.
你的成长空间实在太有限了。
It's just your window of growth is so small.
直到我开始参加更多全国性的比赛,经常去美国,妈妈跟着我去观赛,看到美国的教练和球探对我这么关注、这么重视,她才意识到,这真的可能成为一条职业道路。
So it wasn't really until I started to play really more travel ball and travel to The States a lot of my mom seeing when going to these tournaments, how much attention and love I was getting from, you know, coaches and scouts in The States where she knew that this could actually be a real career path.
对我来说,我决定好了,我愿意牺牲掉青少年时期的一些事——比如参加舞会、看电影,或者只是做个普通的少年。
And for me, I decided, you know, I'm willing to sacrifice my teenage years of, you know, whether it's going to prom or going to movies or just like just being a teenager.
对吧?
Right?
我说,我宁愿放弃这些,因为我追求的是更大的目标。
And I said, you know, I'd rather sacrifice that because I'm playing for a bigger goal.
我们的目标是让父母知道,他们该歇歇了。
Our goal is to like tell your parents, know, have to work again.
让父母退休吧。
Retire your parents.
我觉得这是你能送给父母最珍贵的礼物,因为他们为咱们付出了太多,而且很多牺牲我们根本看不见。
I think that's the one of the most rewarding gifts you can give because our parents sacrificed so much and even so much more behind the scenes that we don't even see.
能送他们这份礼物,一直是我最大的心愿。
So being able to give that gift, that was always my goal.
我小时候总在便利贴上写目标,贴在浴室的镜子上。
I remember I was a kid that used to put on Post it notes where my goals were, I used to put them on my mirror in my bathroom.
我记得上面写着:高中时成为全国第一球员,入选麦当劳全美明星队——那时候,这代表你是全美顶尖的24名高中生之一。
And I remember, you know, it said, be number one player in the country in high school, become a McDonald's All American, which in that time, you're basically the top 24 high school players.
那可是个了不起的荣誉。
So that's a prestigious thing.
迈克尔·乔丹,所有传奇人物,都曾是这个阵容里的一员。
You know, Michael Jordan, all the greats were a part of that game.
上大学打一级联赛,然后进NBA。
Going to high division one college, and making the NBA.
你知道的,
And, you know
那你实现过其中任何一个目标吗?
And did you do any of those things?
我实现了便签上写的每一个目标。
I I achieved every single goal of mine on that note.
但小时候,真的挺奇妙的。
But then I you know, it's crazy when we're kids.
那些看似微不足道的小事,我们当时可能觉得没什么大不了。
You know, little things like that, we might think it means nothing.
这其实就是你在主动吸引它们,对吧?
It's like you're manifesting it, right?
每天早上刷牙的时候,你都能看到它们。
In the morning, we brush You're your seeing it.
现在我都34岁了,快35了,居然又回到了小时候那种状态,我在办公室里挂了块白板,把目标都写上去。
It's crazy now at the age of 34, now 35, I've kind of got back to those kid roots now where I have a whiteboard in my office and I write down my goals.
我记得你几年前跨年夜提过一次,什么情绪板来着?
And I think, I remember you mentioned it a couple New Year's Eve's ago, mood board.
对吧?
Right?
就是那种心想事成的法子。
You know, manifesting.
我觉得你特别信这个。
I think you're a you're a big believer of that.
小时候我们都有这习惯,现在我又把它带回了成年生活里。
And, you know, we had that as children, and now I'm bringing it back now to my adult years.
我觉得这招真管用。
And I feel like it's working.
我太喜欢这样了。
I love that.
确实如此。
It is.
关键是把想法写下来,真正相信它,而且你得从现在就已经实现的角度去写,而不是说‘总有一天’。
And it's writing your thoughts out, writing that it's you're believing it, and you have to do it from a perspective that you're not saying one day, like, have to believe it's happening now.
你说你孩子的一个目标是让父母退休?
And you saying one of your kids' goals is to retire their parents.
你妈妈是做什么工作的?你真让她退休了吗?
What did your mom do as a career and were you able to retire your mother?
我妈妈21岁生下我,那时候特别年轻,和我爸爸在一起时,根本没能力独自养活我。
My mom having me at 21, very young, really didn't have the means and the living setup situation to really take care of me on her own with my dad at the time.
所以我是由奶奶带大的。
So my grandma raised me.
我之所以用左手写字,是因为前三年多我几乎都跟奶奶在一起,直到妈妈经济上稳定了,才把我接回去,过上全天候的正常生活。
The reason why I write left handed is because my grandma, I spent a lot of time with her my first three or four years until my mom was able to financially, you know, take over and have me, you know, for a full time, full time routine.
我想,我这种吃苦耐劳的性格,大概就是那时候养成的。
But, you know, I think that's part of where I get this hard work.
我记得我妈那时候干三份工作:超市收银、开校车,还给人带孩子。
You know, I remember my mom having three jobs, bagging groceries, being a school bus driver and babysitting kids.
我觉得那种吃苦耐劳的精神,早就深深扎进我的骨子里了。
And I think that work ethic kind of, that DNA is it fell into my soul and spirit as well.
你看我的职业生涯,我一直都是那种默默干活的人,不一定是数据亮眼,但每一件小事都拼尽全力,这才是赢球的关键。
I mean, if you look at my career, the way that I play the game has always been the guy that's punched the clock in and done all the little things that might not show up on the box score, but it's what takes to win.
我从我妈那儿学到一句话:天赋再高,也不如肯下苦功的人。
And, you know, I learned that from my mom that hard work always beats talent when talent doesn't work hard.
所以我特别幸运,从她身上学到了这么多。
So I think, I'm very, very, fortunate to learn a lot from her.
我小时候住在政府廉租房里。
Grew up in government housing.
小时候觉得住那儿挺好的,没什么不好。
When you're young, you think that's like great living.
我记得有次跟朋友雷尔聊天,每到周末,我总往我表哥家跑。
And I remember talking to my friend, Rell, and I used to remember like on the weekends, I'd go to my cousin's house a lot.
我记得开始回想他们住的地方是什么样子。
And I remember like starting to replay like the areas they lived in.
我说,天啊,我住的是十四楼的公寓,但他们家是自己的房子。
I said, man, I had an apartment on like the 14th Floor, but they had homes.
我的朋友罗还说,他们父母的日子应该过得不错。
And then my buddy, Ro, was like, Yeah, they're probably their parents are probably doing pretty well.
小时候,你根本察觉不到这些差别。
And when you're a kid, you don't notice the difference.
你对这些事早就麻木了。
You're so numb to that stuff.
但当你回头再看,我才明白,我父母为了我们真是拼尽了全力。
But then as you start to replay it, you know, I just realized like my parents worked tooth and nail to provide for us.
而他们做出的这些牺牲,我也想用行动去回报,去传递下去。
And those same sacrifices, wanted to, you know, pay back, pay it forward.
那你做到了吗?
And were you able to?
是的。
Yeah.
我记得2631年6月26日,在新泽西州纽瓦克的保诚中心,我被选为第四顺位,和大卫·斯特恩握手的那一刻。
I remember June 2631 in Newark, New Jersey Prudential Center, getting drafted, number four pick overall, shaking David Stern's hand.
那是我一生中最棒的感觉之一。
That was one the greatest feelings in my life.
当时我能看见我妈,ESPN的镜头正好扫到她,播着她的故事,讲她为我付出的一切,那种感动真的很难形容。
Being able to just look at my mom and, you know, ESPN camera panning to her and, you know, showing her love and talking about her story and how it meant a lot to me was a great feeling.
但那只是个开始。
But that was just the beginning.
那天她退休了吗?
And was she retired that day on?
就是那一刻。
The moment.
天啊。
Wow.
就是那一刻。
Moment.
她以后再也没开过校车,没去超市理过货,也没再帮人带过孩子,再也不用干那些活了。
She never she never drove a school bus again, never bagged the grocery, never babysit, never had to do all that.
所以我才希望她能专心照顾阿玛莉。
And then the reason why I wanted her to just focus on Amari.
对吧?
Right?
这负担太重了。
That's a lot.
我记得她以前带着阿玛莉一起开校车,还得忙这忙那。
I remember she used to bring Amari on the school bus and have to do all that.
那真的太不容易了。
That was that's a lot.
换谁都不容易。
That's a lot for anyone.
这可是身体上的挑战,还有方方面面的困难。
That's the physical, the battle and everything.
对吧?
Right?
当父母真的太不容易了。
It's it's just tough on a parent.
我总是会评判别人,跟人说,你知道吗?你得看一个人怎么对待家人,怎么照顾自己的妈妈。
And especially like I always judge, always tell people like, you know, you judge someone based on how they treat their family and how they take care of their mom.
你们知道我有多喜欢送礼物这件事吗?
You guys know how much I love the art of gift giving.
我到现在还是特别喜欢送蜡烛或者一束漂亮的花。
I always still love sending a candle or a beautiful bouquet.
这些礼物之所以经典,是有原因的。
Those gifts are classics for a reason.
但最近,我更倾向于送体验,而不是实物。
But lately, I've been way more into giving experiences over things.
一份让人一辈子都记得的礼物。
Something the person is actually going to remember forever.
比如一场演唱会、一场球赛、一场演出,真正特别的东西。
A concert, a game, a show, something really, really special.
所以我要特别感谢今天节目的赞助商——SeatGeek。
Which is why I want to give a huge shout out to the sponsor of today's episode, SeatGeek.
SeatGeek 已经下载了超过三千万次,是评分最高的购票应用。
With over 35,000,000 downloads, SeatGeek is the number one rated ticketing app.
说实话,我现在买票就认准它了。
And honestly, it's become my go to for exactly this.
演唱会季已经正式开始了。
Concert season has officially started.
更棒的是,使用优惠码 Khloe 10,购票能享九折优惠。
To make it even better, you can use code Khloe 10 for 10% off your SeatGeek tickets.
输入优惠码 Khloe 10,立减一成。
That's 10% off tickets with promo code Khloe 10.
SeatGeek 上有超过七万个活动,包括演唱会、体育赛事、音乐节等等。
There are more than 70,000 events listed on SeatGeek, concerts, sports, festivals, and more.
不管你要买票给谁,喜欢什么,这里全都有。
So whatever the person you're buying for is into, it's on there.
真正是人人都能找到适合自己的活动。
There is something for literally everyone.
今年美国还将举办世界杯。
And The US is hosting the World Cup this year.
如果你身边有足球迷,这可是你大显身手的好机会。
So if you have a soccer person in your life, that is your moment to shine.
我特别喜欢的是,每张票都会给出一到十分的评分。
What I love is that every ticket is rated on a scale of one to 10.
下单前你就能知道这票值不值。
So you know you're going to get a good deal before you even buy it.
绿色圆点代表好票。
Green dot means good.
红色表示还得再找找。
Red means keep looking.
简直太简单了。
It's so simple.
而且每张票都附带他们的买家保障。
And every ticket is backed by their buyer guarantee.
所以你完全不用担心。
So you're completely covered.
说实话,送票是我最钟意的礼物之一,因为你给的不只是一个东西,而是一整晚的体验,一段难忘的回忆。
Honestly, tickets are one of my favorite gifts to give because you're not just giving them a thing, you're giving them a whole night, an entire memory.
这对我来说意义重大。
That's everything to me.
记得点击描述里的链接下载应用。
Make sure you click the link in the description to download the app.
把优惠码自动添加到你的账户,方便以后使用。
Have the code automatically added to your account so you can use it later.
谢谢,SeatGeek。
Thank you, SeatGeek.
好的。
Okay.
你们知道我有多爱吃零食吧,今天这个环节特别有意思。
You guys know how much I love snacking, and today's segment is really fun.
我超期待玩‘亲吻、结婚、杀死’这个游戏。
I'm so excited to play kiss, marry, kill.
本环节由WeightWatchers赞助,我们要聊的是他们的零积分食物。
It's brought to you by WeightWatchers, and we're talking about their zero point foods.
不管你正在追求健康生活,还是只是想让自己感觉更平衡一点,有一些不用纠结的备选食物,真的太棒了。
Now if you're on any kind of wellness journey or you're just trying to feel a little more balanced, having go to foods that you don't have to overthink, that's a win.
零积分食物就是那些你可以放心用来搭配正餐的基础食材,完全不用为每个小选择操心,这一点我特别喜欢,因为生活已经够复杂了。
Zero point foods are basically those staples you can build meals around without stressing every little choice, which I love because life is already complicated enough.
你们也听过我在播客里反复提到,我好多朋友都在用WeightWatchers,而且特别喜欢。
As you've heard me talk about on the podcast a ton, so many of my friends are using and loving WeightWatchers.
他们都特别依赖零积分食物。
And they swear by zero point foods.
不管是当作全天的能量来源,还是给常做的菜式增添新意。
Whether that be as a source of fuel and energy throughout the day or hacks to give their go to recipes a new life.
最棒的是,你根本不用去记录它们。
And the best part, you don't have to even track them.
WeightWatchers 的核心就是让你自由选择。
WeightWatchers is all about choice.
所以,我们来给经典的‘亲吻、结婚、淘汰’这个游戏加点新花样。
So with that, we're putting a little spin on a classic kiss, marry, kill.
我会收到三种零积分食物,然后得决定哪个想亲一口,哪个想娶回家,哪个……抱歉,得淘汰掉。
I'm gonna be given three zero point foods, and I have to decide which one I'd want to kiss, which one I'd wanna marry, and which one I'd want to, I'm sorry, not keep around, a k a kill.
那我们开始吧。
So let's do it.
我超期待玩这个。
I'm excited to play.
鱼子酱、猕猴桃,还是低脂奶酪?
Caviar, kiwi, or cottage cheese?
好吧。
Okay.
我选低脂奶酪当结婚对象。
I'm going to marry cottage cheese.
鱼子酱直接淘汰,猕猴桃嘛,亲一下可以。
I'm going to kill caviar, and I'll kiss kiwi.
我这么选是因为低脂奶酪蛋白质高,我特别喜欢。
And I'm saying that because also cottage cheese with all the protein, you know, big fan.
下一个:龙虾卵还是鹰嘴豆?
Next one is lobster eggs or chickpeas.
我选鸡蛋当结婚对象。
I'm gonna marry eggs.
鹰嘴豆的话,亲一下也行。
Maybe kiss chickpeas.
这肯定会引起很多评论。
I'm sure that's gonna get a lot of commentary.
我知道。
I know.
那我就淘汰龙虾了。
And kill lobster.
不好意思。
Sorry.
对不起啊,龙虾。
Sorry, lobster.
好吧。
Okay.
下一个。
Next one.
金枪鱼、芒果,还是毛豆?
Tuna, mango, or edamame?
天哪。
Oh my god.
我超爱毛豆,我打算跟毛豆结婚。
I love edamame, so I'm marrying edamame.
我没想到芒果居然在零分清单上。
I didn't know that a mango would be on the zero points list.
太棒了。
Hell, yeah.
这个真难选。
This is a hard one.
好吧。
Okay.
definitely 跟毛豆结婚,亲一口芒果,把金枪鱼淘汰掉。
Definitely marry edamame, kiss a mango, and kill the tuna.
喂。
Oi.
草莓、红薯或者希腊酸奶。
Strawberries, sweet potato, or Greek yogurt.
天哪。
Damn.
顺便说一句,这些零食真不错。
Man, these are good snacks, by the way.
草莓,祝你快乐。
Merry strawberries.
亲一口红薯。
Kiss a sweet potato.
再见了,希腊酸奶。
Bye bye Greek yogurt.
沙丁鱼、芝麻菜和豆类。
Sardines, arugula, and beans.
沙丁鱼,你完蛋了。
Sardines, you're killed.
不好意思。
Sorry.
咱们娶了芝麻菜,亲一口豆子吧。
Let's marry arugula and kiss beans.
牡蛎、甜菜根和烤鸡。
Oysters, beets, and grilled chicken.
我要和烤鸡结婚。
I'm gonna marry grilled chicken.
我要亲一口甜菜根,牡蛎我一点都不碰。
I'm gonna kiss a beet, and I will not do anything with an oyster.
啥也不做。
Nothing.
苹果、虾或者葡萄柚。
Apples, shrimp, or grapefruit.
苹果好,葡萄柚亲一下,虾免谈。
Merry apples, kiss grapefruit, no shrimp.
水煮蛋、杏子、西葫芦面。
Hard boiled eggs, apricots, spaghetti squash.
真糟心。
Damn.
这个也不错。
This is a good one too.
咱们来娶水煮蛋吧。
Let's marry hard boiled eggs.
去亲一口西葫芦面和杏子。
Let's kiss spaghetti squash and apricots.
我是挺喜欢它们的,不过也真想把它们给解决了。
I do love them, but we could kill them.
行吧。
Okay.
这其实比预想的难多了,但特别有意思。
That was actually way harder than expected, but a lot of fun.
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说实话,这不正说明零点食物的选择有多丰富吗?
And, honestly, doesn't it just show how many more options there are when it comes to zero point foods?
刚才那些零食可真不少。
Like, that was a lot of snacks.
你可以自由搭配,组合成餐,怎么方便怎么来,关键是符合你的生活方式和目标。
You can mix, match, build meals, whatever works for your lifestyle and your goals.
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If you're interested in trying WeightWatchers, go to weightwatchers.com, use code Khloey, and get an extra 20% off your first month.
此优惠适用于部分计划。
Offer applies to select plans.
具体条款详见官网,优惠截止至2026年5月31日。
Restrictions apply, the offer ends 05/31/2026.
非常感谢WeightWatchers对本节内容的支持。
A huge thank you to WeightWatchers for sponsoring this segment.
现在我倒真想吃点零食了。
And now I kinda want a snack.
那在这个过程中,你爸爸在哪儿呢?
And where is your dad in all of this?
我小时候,我爸是在家的。
My dad growing up, he was around.
他是个建筑工人。
He was a construction worker.
所以他每天早上六点就起床,去工地干活。
So he'd be up at 06:00, you know, doing construction work.
后来他转行开卡车了。
And then he pivoted to doing truck driving.
我还经常跟人说起,有一次我爸爸从加拿大的多伦多开车到佛罗里达的迈阿密,不到二十四小时就到了。
And, you know, I still tell people, I remember my dad one time, he drove from Toronto, Canada to Miami, Florida in less than twenty four hours.
这确实挺厉害的。
So that was pretty impressive.
不过我也得说,他真的很能吃苦,我很佩服他。
But I think also like I give him a lot of credit too because he was a hard worker.
我只是觉得,我从小在一个充满勤劳又善良的人的家里长大。
I just, I think I just grew up in a house with just hardworking individuals and great human beings.
也许有些人误解了,当然,我们谁都不是完美的。
Maybe some of them misunderstood and maybe, you know, we're not all perfect.
我的成长环境能更好吗?
Could my upbringing be better?
当然可以。
Yes.
我是不是希望父母的关系能更好一些?
Do I wish my parents had a better dynamic?
非常希望。
Totally.
我是不是希望我爸能多参与一点,或者对我妈更好一点?
Do I wish my dad was maybe more involved or maybe better to my mom?
非常希望。
Totally.
但你知道,生活就是这样,对吧?
But, you know, that's life, right?
没有什么是完美的。
Nothing can be perfect.
关键在于下一代该怎么做得更好。
And it's just about how can the kids, the next generation be better.
说到阿玛瑞,其实不光是我侄子侄女们,连我自己的孩子,我都特别庆幸我们能有阿玛瑞,原因有很多。
When it comes to Amari, something that even actually for all of my nieces and nephews, including my own kids, I love that we have Amari for so many reasons.
你妈妈在这儿的时候,我们当然见过阿玛瑞,但机会特别少。
When your mom was here, obviously, we saw Amari, but it would be so seldomly.
尤其是那些表兄弟姐妹,不是每个人都经常能见到他。
Especially the cousins, not all of them got to see him frequently.
现在阿玛瑞全天都在我们身边,我特别开心,孩子们能有机会接触像他这样特别的人。我觉得他们也能私下问很多问题,以前可能不知道该怎么表现,或者像在特鲁的生日派对上,阿玛瑞也在,有个小女孩走过来问我:他怎么不说话?
Now that we have Amari full time, I'm so happy that they get to be exposed to someone as special as Amari is, and I feel like they get to ask all those questions privately that maybe they wouldn't either know how to act or like, we were at True's birthday party, and Amari was there, and a little girl came up to me and said, why isn't he talking?
我就说:哦,他不会说话。
And I said, oh, he can't talk.
她才四岁。
And she's, like, four.
对。
Mhmm.
她问我,是不是乌苏拉拿走了他的声音?
And she goes, did Ursula take his voice?
我记得听过这种说法。
I remember hearing that.
是的。
Yeah.
我就问,乌苏拉是谁?
And I said, who's Ursula?
我当时就想,你在说啥呀?
Like, I'm like, what are you talking about?
她说,就是爱丽儿啊。
She's like, like, Ariel.
我当时就说,天哪。
And I was like, oh my gosh.
真是太可爱了。
That is the cutest.
孩子能把这些事联系起来,我觉得特别纯真,特别单纯。
Like, the way that child connected the dots, I thought it was so innocent, so pure.
我一点都不介意。
I'm not offended.
我很高兴有人会问,甚至对阿玛莉感兴趣。
I love that people ask and even are curious about Amari.
不过这些话题,要是放在现实里,或者问陌生人,可能有人会觉得不舒服。
But those questions, I think, if you're in the real world or to a stranger, someone might be offended.
我很喜欢孩子们能接触到这些内容。
Like, I love the exposure the kids get.
我希望他们通过接触阿玛莉,能学到同理心和理解。
I love, hopefully, the empathy and understanding that they get to take away from being around Amari.
失去妈妈之后,你当父母的方式有没有什么改变?
Losing your mom, has it made you show up as a parent in a different way?
你觉得,如果妈妈还在,你会是个不一样的父母吗?
Like, do you think if your mom was here, do you think you would be a different type of parent?
我觉得我不会变成不一样的父母。
I don't think I'd be a different parent.
我觉得失去妈妈让我明白了一件事。
I think losing my mom made me realize that I think this is the first thing.
你永远不会体会到,失去母亲时那种深入骨髓的悲伤。
I think you're never going to cry or be as sad as the way you're going to feel when you lose lose a mother.
我记得到时候在迈阿密有个理发师给过我一句话,说来也巧,妈妈走后,那句话总在我脑子里回响:你没失去妈妈之前,永远不会知道什么叫真正的哭。
And I remember getting that advice from a barber in Miami one time, crazy enough, when my mom did pass, I remember his voice replaying in my brain saying, you're never going to cry until your mom passes away.
但对我来说,我意识到,我这一生都在拼命想让她骄傲、让她开心。
But I think for me, I realized that, you know, I think I dedicated my life so much to just make her proud and make her happy.
可失去她之后,我才明白,总有一天你得转个弯,先让自己开心起来。
And, you know, losing her, I realized that at some point in time we got to pivot and like, you got to make yourself happy first.
对吧?
Right?
你得从内心真正爱自己。
Like you got to love yourself from within.
在我们这个世界上,常常把精力花在不那么重要的事情上,却忘了这一切其实要从自己开始。
And I think sometimes in our world we spend so much time giving energy to things that don't really matter and forgetting like it starts with us.
如果连我自己都帮不了,我又怎么帮得了你呢?
Like I can't help you if I can't help myself.
如果连我自己都帮不了,我又怎么帮得了我的孩子呢?
I can't help my kids if I can't help myself.
所以我觉得,这一切最重要的领悟就是学会爱自己,陪伴自己,让自己开心。
So I think that's the biggest takeaway from all this is like learning to love myself and just being there for myself and making myself happy.
但在那段哀伤的日子里,我反而把更多心思放在了孩子身上,因为那是我唯一确定、毫无条件的爱。
But I'll say during that grieving process, I think I poured more into my kids because that was the one area where I knew I had like that love that was just Unconditional.
毫无条件的。
Unconditional.
你就像是超人、超级英雄一样。
It was just more like you were just like, you're the superman, you're the superhero.
就算你心情不好,孩子还是会想跳蹦床、骑自行车,或者吃冰淇淋。
And even if you're going through a bad, even if you're having a bad day, the kids will want to go on a trampoline or go bike riding, or get ice cream, like
孩子真的很有疗愈力,因为他们纯真无邪。
Well, children are very healing because they are so innocent and pure.
看着他们,你会突然觉得人生有了新的视角,尤其是在经历失去的时候。
And you also look at them, and then you it just puts life into perspective, especially during a loss.
是的。
Mhmm.
我明白。
So I understand that.
对。
Yeah.
你就会不自觉地把更多精力放在他们身上。
It's just like you just pour into them more.
我总是跟别人说,是他们帮我从那段黑暗里走出来的。
And I always tell people they they helped me get out of that dark hole.
孩子们,不只是我们共同的孩子和我大儿子,还包括那些表兄弟姐妹、侄子侄女们。
The kids, think not just our the children we share and my oldest, but also like, you know, the cousins, you know, nieces and nephews that I have.
我觉得这群充满创意和智慧的小家伙,真的给了我很多力量。
I think that whole that whole little young bunch of of of brilliant young creative minds helped me a lot.
确实如此。
They do.
人们总好奇我为什么老想跟孩子待在一起。
And, I mean, people always wonder why I wanna be with the kids all the time.
我反问他们,为什么不呢?
I'm like, why would I not?
他们是最好的。
They're the best.
True长得真像你妈妈。
And True looks so much like your mom.
没有。
No.
她确实像。
She does.
所以每次我看到True,就会想起学校以前在学年最后一天举办的幼儿园演出,孩子们总会在那天唱最后一首歌。
And that's why when I look at True, I remember remember at the school they used to do, like, the kindergarten recitals and used to sing at the end, like, last day of school.
是的。
Yeah.
有一次我看着她,真的,完完全全就像看到了我妈妈的脸。
Like, remember just looking at her one time and just, like, kid you not, just, like, seeing my mom's face.
我记得当时差点掉下眼泪,因为她们实在太像了,无论是感受力、同理心,还是那颗纯粹的心,简直像一面水晶球。
And I remember, like, shedding a tear just because it's like they resemble each other so much And they have so many like their their their characteristics in terms of like being able to feel and being empathetic and just being just like their heart is so like just it's just like a crystal ball.
那种纯净和美好,真的让人忍不住想好好爱她们。
It's just so pure and amazing and you just cannot just love on them.
关于共同抚养,你当初有想到我们会这样相处吗?
Like for co parenting, did you expect our co parenting to go the way that it goes?
我当初对和你共同抚养孩子有什么期待吗?
What was my expectations going into co parenting with you?
我想是吧。
I guess.
对。
Yeah.
你从小成长的家庭里,共同抚养本来就是日常生活的一部分。
The fact that you were brought up in a household where co parenting was part of your guys' everyday life.
我从来没想过这事儿能不能成。
I think I never ever crossed my mind whether or not it was going to be able to work.
我觉得我本来就没抱太大希望。
I think it was going to be more so.
我们都到了一个成熟的阶段,不会因为感情没走到一起、没达到我们理想中的样子,就情绪上闹别扭,你也懂的。
We come to a place of maturity where emotionally we don't get frustrated because of maybe our relationship not working or being where we're at, you know, where we would probably want to be, or maybe should have been in our personal relationship.
可能就这一点,你会忍不住想:这事儿到底能搞成什么样?
That was probably only the one area where you wonder like, how's this going to look?
但我一直觉得这会成功,因为你早就习惯了,这对你来说一点都不陌生。
But I always knew it would work because you grew, it's not foreign to you.
当然对我是新鲜事,但我觉得吧,我挺能适应的,而你这个人特别随和。
Obviously it's new for me, but I feel like, you know, I'm a chameleon, and you're such a, you know, chill person.
所以我从来不用担心共同抚养的问题,因为你一直都在这样的环境里。
So I I was never worried about the co parenting part, because I think it's you know, you're around it.
我老在想,为什么特里斯坦总在?
I always am like, why is Tristan around?
总有人问这个问题,我觉得特别荒谬,因为特里斯坦是我孩子的爸爸,只要你想参与孩子的生活,他就会一直在这里。
Like, that's always a question I see, which I find so insane because I'm like, well, Tristan is the father of my kids, and Tristan will be around as long as, you know, you want you wanna be around, and you wanna be present in your kids' lives.
如果不用分开办两场生日派对,我根本不想那样做。
If I don't have to do two separate birthday parties into this, I don't want to.
这根本不该是这样。
That's not the way it should be.
而且,我觉得很多人忘了这一点。
So and also, I do think people forget.
我们分手已经五年了。
Five years have gone by since we've broken up.
在这五年里,你我各自经历了很多私密而沉重的事。
You and I have dealt with a lot of really personal things during those five years.
你失去了母亲。
You've had the loss of your mother.
我觉得,失去任何一个父母,都是人生中最深刻、最痛苦的经历。
I think the loss of any parent is the most it's the most transformative and horrible experience to ever go through.
还有照顾你哥哥的事。
Also, the care of your brother.
这绝对是责任最重大的事之一。
That's, like, one of the most serious responsibilities.
你经历这些的时候,我和你在一起,你当时大概只是觉得……我不知道你心里怎么想的。
And having to go through that, I think that when you and I were together, you probably obviously, you just thought, oh, I don't know what you thought.
我现在就说说我猜你当时是怎么想的。
I'm gonna say what I think you thought.
我们在一起的时候,你心里可能想,这挺好,但我还有别的事要处理。
When you and I were together, it's like, oh, this is great, but I got this.
你身边还有个女孩呢。
This girl's here.
你想怎么做都行。
You can do whatever you want.
我觉得,那次我选择留下、你真正觉得被背叛之后,你潜意识里一定觉得:哦,她还会再回来的。
I think after the true cheating when I stayed, I'm sure that let you even subconsciously think, oh, I can do this again.
她会一次又一次地回来。
She'll stay again and again.
谁说得准呢?
Who knows?
我现在就是把你可能想的说出来。
I'm giving you what I'm thinking.
我们真正分手后,有段时间你我根本没怎么说话。
Then when you and I really broke up, you and I definitely weren't talking for a little bit.
但自从你妈妈去世,加上这些事之后,我觉得你开始用不一样的眼光看我了。
But then with the loss of your mother and all these things, I think you started to see me in a different light.
你开始意识到,哇,她真的一直在我身边。
You started to see me and like, wow, she's really there for me.
她明明没必要这么做,却还是陪在我身边。
And she's there for me when she doesn't have to be.
我们开始深入交流一些严肃的话题,比如悲伤和死亡,现在还要商量怎么照顾阿玛莉,该怎么配合,继续共同抚养孩子。
And we started to connect on very serious matters, whether it be, you know, grief and death, or now we have to communicate for the care of Amari, and how do we do so, and still co parent.
我觉得这些经历让你重新认识了我,我们也成了特别要好的朋友。
And I think it just made you see me in a different light, and we became really good friends.
现在我们之间是纯粹的朋友式互相支持。
And now we lean on each other in a friendship way.
你是个很棒的父亲。
You're a great dad.
我很欣赏你愿意花这么多时间陪孩子。
I love how much time you want to spend with your kids.
我从不希望剥夺孩子们对你的爱,毕竟他们真的很爱你。
I never want to take that away from my children because they, of course, love you.
你是他们的爸爸。
You're their father.
我觉得我们之间慢慢建立起了一种新的尊重,现在的相处方式跟谈恋爱那会儿完全不一样了。
And I think you and I have grown to have this different level of respect, and we just have a totally different relationship than we did when we were dating.
我听说你上了个播客,说为了克洛伊你什么都愿意做。
Like, I saw you did a podcast, and you were like, I would do anything for Khloey.
结果底下好多评论说:你什么都愿意做,就是不愿意忠于伴侣。
And I saw a lot of the comments were like, oh, you would do anything but be faithful.
有一条就是这么说的。
That was one of them.
这话让我挺不舒服的,没错,你确实做过蠢事,但那都是很多年前的事了。
That bothered me because, yes, you've done dumb shit, but also it was so many years ago.
我并不是在替你开脱。
I'm not excusing it.
我是说,我们现在完全进入了一个不同的阶段。
I'm saying we're in a totally different phase now.
当你说到你愿意为我做任何事的时候,我想你指的是你现在所了解的这个人。
And I think when you said that comment that you would do anything for me, you mean, like, the person that you know now.
就是一种完全不同的尊重层次。
Like, there's just a different level of respect.
一种更成熟的尊重,而且这种尊重没有亲密关系的干扰,我觉得这才是更深的层面——真正让我们走在一起的,是彼此身上那些坚实可靠的东西。
I think a much more mature level of respect, and it's without intimacy, which I think is also a much deeper level because what's keeping us here is true solid qualities about one another.
这里没有亲密关系来干扰或影响我们的判断。
There's no intimacy distracting or tainting our thought process here.
而且我们还住在同一个社区。
We also live in the same community.
有这么多理由,你为什么不能在身边呢?
There's so many things that why shouldn't you be around?
我觉得只要你把自己的私事处理好,对我来说,能多陪你一起陪孩子,当然是再好不过了。
I think as long as you keep your own personal issues out of it, the for me, the more the merrier when it comes to our kids.
是的。
Yeah.
不是。
No.
我觉得,这档播客最打动人的地方,就是我们向大家展示了共同抚养孩子是完全可以做好的。
I think, I think this was the most beautiful thing about this podcast that we're doing is that we're we are showing people that co parenting can work.
我觉得别人问你这个问题,是因为其他人——或许他们自己和前任之间,根本就谈不上尊重。
And I think the reason why people ask you that question is because other people or maybe themselves, them and whoever their older ex significant other is there's no sign of respect.
我觉得一切的基础都是尊重。
I think it starts with respect.
我们俩彼此尊重,这才是核心。
I think the fact that we both respect each other that's the pillar.
如果你不尊重对方,就不可能建立起良好的共同抚养关系。
You can't have a good co parental relationship if you don't respect the other person.
你知道,很多人分手后,不管是不是有孩子,往往都会充满不尊重。
You know when people break up and whether you have a baby mom or baby daddy there's a lot of there's a lot of disrespect that happens.
我觉得问题在于,有人可能公开约会,别人觉得这太早了,或者其中一方做了特别不尊重人的事。
I think it's whether it's someone is, you know, maybe publicly dating where people think it's too early or maybe one might do something very disrespectful.
比如说,我们在社交媒体上随便编排对方,对吧?
Maybe like we're just making it up, like talk on social media bad about someone, right?
所有这些归根结底都是不尊重的问题。
Like it all stems from like disrespect.
现在更多人已经习惯了父母双方互相不尊重,反而很少有人去学习如何真正地尊重和关爱对方,从这点做起。
And I think more people are used to co parents being disrespectful than actually learning to just be respectful and loving and starting from there.
我觉得那些人这么说,是因为他们很少见到这样的例子。
I think so the people that say that is because they don't see that too often.
但我也得说实话,你和我其实也会有不尊重对方的时候。
But I also think, like, just to keep it real, you and I can be disrespectful.
是的。
Yeah.
但我们把那些事都留在私下解决。
We I keep that private.
但我觉得,人本能地就想让他赶紧走人
But I think because it's natural to be like, get the fuck out
或者类似的做法。
or whatever.
但这其实只是愤怒在作祟。
But that's that's that's that's just anger.
对吧?
Right?
我觉得尊重是更深层的东西。
I think respect is, like, deeper level.
但所有这些确实都是这样。
But all yes.
我听到的都是,你为啥不把同样的态度给特里斯坦呢?
What I hear is people will be like, why don't you give that same energy to Tristan?
你听好了。
Listen.
我已经把所有精力都给了你,但我不会在公共平台上这么做,因为总有一天我的孩子会看到。
I've given you all the energy, but I'm not gonna do it on a public platform because my kids will see that one day.
你是唯一一个和我有孩子的人。
You're the only person I have kids with.
所以我完全可以对其他人公开释放所有情绪。
So I can give every other person public energy all I want.
我不会对你这么做,因为为了孩子,我的思维方式就是这样。
I'm not gonna give it to you because that's just not how my brain works for the sake of my kids.
如果我们没有孩子,情况会完全不同。
If we didn't have kids, it would be a different story.
但我是
But I
如果我们没有孩子,我现在也不会跟你混在一起。
also wouldn't be hanging out with you now if we didn't have kids.
那只会是另一种局面。
It would just be a different situation.
我不明白,为什么别人就看不到这个角度呢。
And so I don't know why people can't see it from that perspective.
他们看到的,就只有这些罢了。
I mean, that's all they see.
你们都知道,我对吃的东西特别讲究,尤其是蛋白质这块。
You guys know how intentional I am about what I eat, especially when it comes to protein.
当我在goodranchers.com的朋友告诉我,超市里超过85%的草饲牛肉都是进口的,我简直震惊了——我们都以为自己买的是本地货。
So when my friends at goodranchers.com informed me that over 85% of grass fed beef in stores is imported, I was shocked because I think a lot of us assume we are buying local.
我们以为自己在支持美国农场,以为标签上写的都是真的,可事实根本不是这样。
We assume we're supporting American farms and that the labels mean what they imply, But that's just not the case.
正因如此,GoodRanchers才让我特别在意。
And that's what made GoodRanchers stand out to me.
这家公司是由一对夫妻创办的,他们只是想给孩子吃上更好的食物。
This company was started by a husband and a wife who just wanted better food for their own kids.
意识到美国的食品体系有多混乱后,他们决定自己动手来改变它。
After realizing how broken the American food system is, they decided to fix it themselves.
GoodRanchers 的所有肉类都来自美国本地的农场和牧场,直接配送到你家,让你轻松获得高品质的美国肉类。
At Goodranchers, they source all their meat from local farms and ranches in America, and then they deliver it right to your door, making it easier than ever to get access to high quality American meat.
我个人特别喜欢他们的鸡肉和野生捕捞的海鲜。
I personally love their chicken and wild caught seafood.
品质真的没得说。
The quality is incredible.
没有任何激素,也不用抗生素。
No added hormones, no antibiotics.
所有产品都来自负责任的源头。
Everything is responsibly sourced.
我自己就是 GoodRanchers 的订阅用户,管理订单特别方便。
I'm actually a GoodRanchers subscriber myself, and I love how easy it is to manage my orders.
生活一忙或者出门旅行,点几下就能暂停或调整配送时间。
When life gets busy or I'm traveling, I can pause or move my order in just a few clicks.
整个流程简单又灵活,完全按你的日程来安排。
It's simple, flexible, and actually built around your schedule.
想买到那种超市里已经很难找到的高品质纯美式肉类,现在就去 goodranchers.com 了解一下吧。
To get the kind of high quality, 100% American meat you can't just find in the grocery store anymore, visit goodranchers.com today.
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我觉得生活其实就是不断经历各种小皮肤问题的循环。
I feel like life is basically just a constant cycle of little skin irritations.
莫名其妙的擦伤、晒伤、运动后的皮肤刺激、痘痘、干燥脱皮,总有一款适合你。
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问题总是不断,所以我最近一直备着 Active Skin Repair。
Something is always happening, which is why I've been keeping Active Skin Repair around lately.
Active Skin Repair 的特别之处在于,它用的是医院里也在用的独家配方。
What makes Active Skin Repair different is that it uses the same proprietary formulation trusted in hospitals.
核心成分是一种叫次氯酸的分子。
The key ingredient is a molecule called hypochlorous acid.
当它接触到皮肤时,会模拟人体自身的免疫反应,清洁伤口、舒缓刺激、减轻炎症,同时促进愈合。
And when applied to the skin, it works by mimicking the natural immune response to cleanse, soothe irritation, reduce inflammation, and support healing.
我特别喜欢的是,它能应对这么多不同的问题。
And what I like is that it works for so many different things.
不管是割伤、擦伤、烫伤、晒伤、痘痘、湿疹、玫瑰痤疮,还是各种皮肤发红发痒,只要是你日常遇到的皮肤小状况,它都能温和又有效地帮你解决。
Cuts, scrapes, burns, sunburns, acne, eczema, rosacea, irritation, basically all those everyday skin situations where you just want something gentle and effective.
对我来说,这已经成了我随身必备的产品之一。
For me, this has become one of those products I always want nearby.
用起来方便,成分安全,不刺不辣,完全不用纠结该不该用。
It's easy, nontoxic, doesn't sting or feel harsh, and I don't have to overthink using it.
不管皮肤是发痒、疲劳,还是特别敏感,我第一个想到的就是它。
Whether my skin feels irritated, overworked, or just reactive, it's one of the first things I reach for.
已经有五十多万用户满意使用,成千上万条五星评价,显然不止我一个人这么觉得。
And with over 500,000 happy customers and thousands of five star reviews, clearly, I'm not the only one.
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To learn more and get 20% off your order, visit activeskinrepair.com and use code Khloey.
再次提醒,网址是 activeskinrepair.com,优惠码是 Khloey。
Again, that's activeskinrepair.com and code Khloey.
你也可以在亚马逊和当地的CVS药店买到Active Skin Repair。
You can also find Active Skin Repair on Amazon and at your local CVS.
说实话,听我说,朋友们。
The reality is, like, listen, guys.
五年前的我们,和现在的我们已经完全不同了。
Like, the person we were the person we were five years ago is totally different now.
我们经历了生活中各种真事,但也成长了。
We've had real life shit happen to us, but we've grown.
我觉得很多人太纠结于过去了。
And I think people worry about too much of the past.
我说的‘很多人’,不是指我们,我觉得我们之间已经聊过这些了,当然,我们确实做过一些不那么光彩的事。
Like, when I mean like people, not us, I think like we've, I've had our conversations, you know, of course we've done things we're not proud of.
我本人也做过不少不值得骄傲的事,这事儿那事儿的。
I've done things I'm not proud of anyways, this, and the third.
但这并不意味着我们要否定过去。
And it doesn't mean we take it away.
你呢?
You?
对。
Yes.
我。
Me.
但我确实。
But I yeah.
我只是想说,有时候你跟我说过一些非常不尊重的话。
But I'm just saying there's times where you might have said something to me that was very disrespectful.
我为那些话感到骄傲。
I'm proud of all of those things I've said to you.
你什么意思?
What do mean?
我跟你说过的最难听、最不尊重人的话,我一点都不后悔。
The most dirty and disrespectful things I've said, I do not take back.
好吧。
Okay.
对。
Yeah.
但我说过,我们都有可能做过让你不舒服的事。
But like I said, we've all done things that might have accept you
谢谢你,我很难过。
Thank upset
另一方。
the other side.
是的。
Yep.
我接受这个事实。
I'm fine with it.
这样也好。
And that's fine.
对。
Mhmm.
你有权利感受你现在的感受,我也一样,有权利按我的方式去感受。
You're allowed to feel the way you feel, and I can feel the way I feel.
但现在最重要的是,我们每天都在成长。
But the most important thing now is that we are evolving each and every day.
那些总揪着过去不放的人,就让他们继续那样吧。
And the ones that want to harp on the past, that's for them to keep doing that.
这真可惜,因为他们会错过我们之间这场关于成长的精彩对话。
And that's a shame because they're gonna miss out on a great podcast between us in terms of evolution.
什么?
What?
我不太明白你最后一句说的是什么。
I don't know what that last sentence is.
我想说的是,一开始的时候,还有就是,很多人总问,你是怎么走到这一步的?
I will say is, the beginning, and like for anyone that because people always say, how do you get to that point?
这个问题我经常被人问到。
That's a question I get.
说实话,要达到真正原谅的境界并不容易。
So I will say it's not easy to get to that point of, like, real forgiveness.
对我而言,第一步是得有一个人愿意站出来,干脆说:算了。
I would say, number one for me, it's I do think it takes one person to just sort of, like, be the one that's like, you know what?
我不打算再为这事烦心了。
I'm not gonna let this bother me.
有些事,该放下的就得放下。
Like, you have to let things go.
要学会挑重要的事较真。
Pick and choose your battles.
要是事事都斤斤计较,那太容易陷入小气了。
Cause it's really easy to just be petty and nitpick every little thing.
但总得有一个人先说:算了,没关系。
But one person does have to be the one that's like, it's okay.
咱们换个话题吧。
Let's move on.
咱们别纠结这个了。
Let's work past this.
我一直在做心理咨询,这对我帮助特别大。
I've been going to therapy, and that helped a lot for me, I think.
而且在咨询的过程中,我发现了一件事——你可能会笑我,但我其实情绪上挺成熟的。
And also, I like, I've discovered during my therapy journey that I have very you're gonna laugh at me, but I'm very, like, emotionally mature.
我说这个,知道你可能会笑我。
And by saying that, know you're gonna laugh at me.
我情绪上真的很成熟,这意味着这既是天赋也是负担,但至少当我看到别人做错事时,我总能理解他们为什么会那样做。
Like, I'm very emotionally mature, which means like, it is a gift and a curse, but it means that even when you do something wrong, I have so much empathy for why you acted a certain way.
我不是在替他们开脱,也不是在说他们没错。
Not saying I'm excusing it, not saying I'm condoning it.
我只是说,我能明白。
It's just saying I can understand.
哦,明白了。
Oh, okay.
你现在是成年人了。
You're an adult now.
这跟你小时候的经历有关,跟那时别人怎么对待你有关系。
This is stemming from something to do when you were a child, how you were treated at some point.
这不怪我。
This is not something on me.
我不该承受这些。
I'm not deserving of this.
我同意。
Agreed.
我同意。
Agreed.
为你高兴。
Good for you.
我特别欣赏你的一点,就是你特别信任我,或者尊重我,宝贝。
What I do appreciate about you is how much you, I would say, either trust me or respect me, baby.
在育儿这件事上,更是如此。
It's both when it comes to parenting.
不管是选学校、选医生,还是别的事,你都信得过我,知道我这辈子最在乎的就是他们的安全和保护。
If I'm picking a school or a doctor or this, you trust me enough knowing that always my first goal in life is for their protection and their safety.
你总是这么放心地把这事交给我,真的很好。
And you're you're always so good at, like, trusting me with that.
这省去了太多不必要的摩擦。
That eliminates so much tension.
因为我知道,很多父母、共同抚养的父母,明明没那个必要,却总爱挑刺。
Because I do know a lot of parents, co parents, are nitpicky just for the sake of being nitpicky.
我觉得他们一半时候挑刺,其实是因为彼此根本看不顺眼。
I think half the time they nitpick is because they actually, like, don't like each other.
你知道的,当你不喜欢一个人,就会找各种理由生气,找各种借口吵架,就为了制造麻烦。
You know, when you you know you don't like someone, you'll find any reason to be upset with them or any reason just to be combative just to, like, just to, like, cause a shit storm.
我觉得我们育儿方面没这问题,原因有很多。
So I think the reason why we don't have that issue parenting is a bunch of things.
你爸带大你们的方式,和我被养大的方式,都很传统,老派,我觉得我们在这一点上特别一致。
I think the way your father raised you guys and the way I was raised was very a throwback old school way and old school mentality, which I think we're on the same line with that.
所以这算是我们能相处融洽的一个原因。
So that's one reason why I think it works for us.
我常跟别人说,我不用担心克萝在育儿上会出问题,因为我们小时候的成长环境太像了。
I always tell people, I don't have to worry about Khlo when it comes to parenting our children because the way we were brought was very similar.
亚美尼亚家庭和牙买加家庭,虽然背景不同,但有些传统和价值观都保留了下来,影响了我们的育儿方式。
Know, Armenian household, Jamaican household, to some traditions and values that were there that have stuck with our parenting skills.
我觉得,别让社会风气左右你当父母的方式。
I think, you don't let society dictate how you parent.
像我们这种名人或者有地位的人,有时候容易跟风,随大流,别人怎么带孩子,自己也照搬。
And for someone, you know, for us as like celebrities or people of status, sometimes others that are in our position get kind of fall into this kind of like sheep mentality and go with the wave.
但我觉得,我们更像牧羊人,懂得怎么带好自己的家。
And I think we're just more shepherds in how we like to run our house.
我不是说我们家的管法就是对的,但确实适合我们。
Not saying the way we run our house is the right way, but it works for us.
这才是最重要的。
And that's all that really matters.
最近两个孩子有没有做过什么有趣的事,让你笑出来?
What is something funny that either of the kids have done to make you laugh recently?
我
I
特蕾姆叫你‘克洛伊’或者‘可可阿姨’的时候,我特别喜欢。
mean, I love when Tatum calls you like Khloey or like auntie Coco.
特蕾姆就是故意逗你玩。
Like Tatum, like purposely trolls you.
是啊。
Yeah.
而且这简直就像希
And it's almost like He
就是这样。
does.
就像我、罗布,还有泰勒一样。
It's like me, Rob, and like Taylor.
我们就是喜欢老逗你玩。
We're just like like to troll you all the time.
他可能根本不懂日出月落这些事。
He must be like, I don't know what the sun rising, mooning.
他说不定是个双鱼座之类的。
He might be like a Pisces in one of those things.
我对这些不太懂。
I don't know much about that stuff.
不过,我觉得特蕾姆逗你的时候特别有意思。
But, yeah, I think I love when Tatum trolls you.
太好了。
Great.
这特别好笑,你也知道。
It's very funny and you know that.
但说实话,他应该没经历过你的童年。
But also it's like, I think he has a obviously wasn't around for your childhood.
不过你们俩之间有很多相似之处。
But I think there's a lot of you and him.
所以你总说这是Rob,但其实你和Rob就像一对双胞胎。
So I think you like to say it's Rob, but I think but, like, you and Rob are like twins.
这根本就是你自己的风格。
So it's, like, really like you.
哦,你们可不算双胞胎。
Oh, you're not like twins.
你们俩简直就是双胞胎。
You guys are like twins.
你们俩的相似点太多了。
You guys have a lot of similarities.
你们就是,你知道的,稍微有点
Just you guys just, you know, do a little
我们很像。
We're similar.
特别像。
Very similar.
但又很不一样。
But very different.
非常相似。
Very similar.
要是你问原来的克里斯,她会说。
If you ask OG Chris, she will say.
天哪。
Oh gosh.
你的孩子身上有哪些特质让你想到自己?
What qualities do your kids have that remind you of you?
好的。
Okay.
True身上最像你的地方,就是她那颗善良的心,总想着别人。她会把自己最后一颗果冻豆给那个饿了或者想吃点心的孩子。
With True, the quality that she has of yours is your heart and caring for other people and True's the type of person that will give her last jelly bean to a kid that maybe is hungry or wants to snack.
跟你真的很像。
Very similar to you.
True身上像我的地方呢,就是长得像我。
A quality that True has of mine is, know, she looks like me.
你看她腿也跟我一样长。
You know, she has long legs like me.
她数学特别好。
She's great at math.
数学好也跟我一样。
Great at math like me.
对。
Yeah.
这曾经是我的强项。
That was a strong suit of mine.
我从来就不喜欢读书。
I never never enjoyed reading.
那塔图姆呢?
And what about Tatum?
塔图姆,他就是那种精力充沛的人。
Tatum, he is his energy is Yeah.
他精力特别旺盛。
His energy, like high energy.
这其实挺合理的。
I mean, it makes sense.
我一看他,就明白为啥我能连续打四十八分钟,还不觉得累。
Like when I look at him, I'm like, no wonder I can rebound and play hard for forty eight minutes and not get tired.
这股劲儿是遗传的。
It's in him.
他身上总带着一股充沛的活力。
He's he's he's got that ball of energy.
但他也有特别温柔的一面,就想凑过来捧着你的脸亲一口。
But he has this sweet side where he just wants to grab your face and kiss you.
然后他就喊:妈妈,过来。
And he's like, mommy, come.
他就这么捧着你的脸不放。
And he just holds your face.
可刚亲完,他又说:好了,该去跑圈了。
And then after that, he's like, oh, time to go run around.
我特别欣赏你作为父亲的这一点,因为我自己也是这样,只是以前没意识到,我爸爸总是特别搞笑,会蹲下来陪我们玩。
Something that I do love and appreciate you as a father, because I'm like this too, and I didn't realize how much I should have realized because my dad was always really goofy and, like, got down and played with us.
他从来不会摆出一副大人架子,不跟我们亲近。
He was never too, like, grown to be with us.
我爸爸一直像个大孩子,而你对孩子们也是这样,我真的特别喜欢这一点。
My dad was always a big kid, and you are like that with the kids, and I I love that.
我觉得,不管给孩子们买多少东西,他们最想要的还是你放下身段陪他们玩。
Like, I think that's a great quality for anyone to have is you can buy your kids anything, but they really just want you to get down and play with them.
当你陪他们玩、跟他们疯闹、一起跳舞的时候,这些对他们来说意义非凡。
And when you play with them or when you're being silly and dancing with them, like, that means so much to them.
他们现在可能不懂,但长大以后一定会想起来,我们就是这样。
I know they might not see that now, but definitely when they're older, they will look back, because we do.
我会说,我爸以前在泳池里,干过好多傻事,还跳各种搞笑的舞。
And I'll be like, oh, my dad in the pool, and, like, the things he would do, and he would just do silly dances.
所以,作为爸爸,这一点我特别喜欢你,真的特别好,孩子们也特别爱。
And so that's one quality that I love as a father about you, and I think is really great, and they love it.
是的。
Yeah.
我觉得就是这些回忆。
I think it's those memories.
对吧?
Right?
说实话,我从来没机会和我爸分享这些回忆。
I mean, I never got to share those memories with my dad.
可能是因为他总是加班,拼命养家吧。
Maybe it was because, you know, he was working long hours trying to provide for us.
我也不清楚具体是什么原因。
I don't know what the reason is.
也许他根本就没在身边。
Maybe he was just not around to not be around.
但对我来说,就像你说的,孩子什么都记得。
But for me, was just, you know, like you said, kids remember everything.
就连我,也记得那些和我爸相处时并不算美好的瞬间,但这些记忆一直跟着我。
Because even me, I remember like moments that are not the greatest that I experienced with my dad, but you always take it with you.
孩子从来不会忘记。
Kids never forget.
所以这很重要,尤其是当你正在失去妈妈的时候,更要把爱倾注给他们,这份爱永远不会停。
So it's important, but I think it's even more when you're losing my mom, being able to pour into them, it just doesn't stop.
对吧?
Right?
我不只是因为自己难过才这么投入他们。
It's not just because of me grieving I pour into them.
这是一直都在继续的事。
It's it's a continued thing.
我喜欢跟他们打打闹闹。
You know, I like to be able to joke around.
我年轻时想生孩子,就是这个原因。
That's the only reason I wanted to have kids at a young age.
因为我从来不希望变成那样的人。
Because I never wanted to be that
你年轻时想生孩子,是早就计划好的?
You wanting to have kids at a young age was planned?
嗯,
Well
我就随便问问。
I'm just asking.
我的意思是,我一直都想在年轻的时候要孩子。
I mean, I knew I always wanted have kids at a young age.
我的意思是,怎么
I don't I mean, how
你脸色都吓白了。
Your face looked terrified.
不是。
No.
我的意思是
I mean
我就只是随口一问。
It was just a question.
你听我说。
Listen.
我最在意的就是想在年轻的时候生孩子,不想等到孩子毕业时自己都成老头了。
The most important thing is that I wanna have my kids at a young age because I wanted not to be the old guy at graduation.
我想当个年轻的爸爸,时髦又懂孩子,能跟他们一起玩。
I wanted to be the young dad who was, like, hip, tapped in, like, be able play with my kids.
那真不是故意为难你的问题。
That wasn't like some gotcha question.
我当时不太确定。
I wasn't sure.
我真的不太确定。
I wasn't sure.
你参加生日派对或者家庭聚会的时候,会不会觉得不自在?
Do you ever feel uncomfortable at, like, the birthday parties or, like, the family events?
最近倒不会。
Not as of late.
我想说一点。
I would say this.
我觉得吧
I would say
她第一个生日确实糟透了。
Definitely her first birthday was horrible.
是啊。
Oh, yeah.
那个第一生日啊,
That first birthday was a
那真是惨不忍睹。
That was tragic.
就是个意外。
It was a Yeah.
你懂的,
It was a You know what?
当时涌进来太多情绪和能量了。
It was so much feelings and like energy behind it.
我的意思是,现实就是如此,你想想看。
I mean, like the reality is like, think about it.
即使在那段时间,我还在给你送花、给你写卡片。
Cause even during that time I was still like sending you flowers and writing you cards.
所以我当然想挽回我们之间的关系,但你也知道,在女儿的第一个生日上,情绪那么复杂,我依然爱你、关心你,难免会有很多情绪,有时候控制不住,事情就发生了。
So of course, like I was trying to like bring us back together, but obviously, you know, being at the first birthday of our daughter and having that emotion and still, you know, loving and caring about you, of course, there's gonna be a lot of emotions and sometimes when you're not able to control that shit happens.
我觉得现在太早了,因为我真希望当时能和家人一起,好好办个家庭聚会。
And I think it's early because I think it's like, damn, I wish I had my family together to do all this, like a family thing.
但随着时间推移,我越来越觉得,我们现在可能是有史以来最好的状态。
But as time progresses and I realize like, I think we are in the best place we've ever been.
我觉得现在的我们,彼此之间的联系和默契,甚至比以前在一起的时候还要好。
I think we're better now as, like, our dynamic like, our our our connectivity is better now than even when we were together.
我同意。
I agree.
你觉得谁是更严厉的那个家长?
Who do you think the stricter parent is?
我觉得是因为孩子跟你待的时间更多,所以你可能管得更严。
I think because the kids spend more time with you, I think you might be more strict.
但我这么做是有意的。
But I do that intentionally.
你确实得这样。
Well, you have to.
对吧?
Right?
我跟特里斯坦说过,因为他们整天跟我住,我不想让他一来,孩子就喊‘爸爸来了’。
I've said to Tristan, because they live with me full time, I don't want when Tristan comes around if he's the strict parent, and then them be like, dad's here.
好像大老板现身了。
Like The big bad boss is here.
他妈的,他妈的,他妈的。
Fuck fuck fuck.
他确实管得严,有时候他会插话,但我都会说:让我来管。
But he is strict, or he'll say something to me, but I say, let me discipline.
因为我也扮演那个特别有趣的角色,但我不希望他们觉得你也很轻松,毕竟你又不是天天在家。
Because I'm also the really fun parent, but I don't want them to see you're fun too, but you're not there twenty four seven.
所以我真不希望他们怕特里斯坦,而且他还特别高大。
And so I don't want them thinking like, oh, like, I'd never want them scared of Tristan, or and he's also so big.
特里斯坦六尺十寸高。
Tristan's six ten.
我明白小时候这些事都会影响孩子,所以我才主动承担管教的角色。
I just know all of those things as a kid plays a toll, so I am the disciplinary.
但这都是我有意为之的。
But that was done with intention.
是的。
Yeah.
我确实认真考虑过这一点。
And I was thoughtful about that.
不过等他们再大一点,我知道尤其是塔图姆,迟早会有那么一天,他根本不在乎我说什么。
But if, like, when they're older, I know especially Tatum, I know there's gonna be a time that it's probably he won't care what I say.
等他到了青春期,肯定会怕他爸。
Like, when he's a teenager, he'll be, like, he'll be afraid of his dad.
但现在,我还是喜欢当那个管教的人。
But for now, I like being the disciplinary.
我觉得这样最好,孩子们还是会觉得‘这是爸爸’。
And I just think it's the best way for the kids to still be like, it's daddy.
是的。
Yeah.
所有这些事儿都包括在内。
All of that jazz.
你知道我 personally 最喜欢的是什么吗?就是这些孩子之间的堂兄弟姐妹关系,对你自己和你的疗愈来说。
Do you love I know you love personally about all the cousins, like for yourself and your healing.
但你有没有觉得,这些孩子天生就有最好的玩伴?
But do you love that these kids have built in best friends?
你希望他们多交些外面的朋友吗?
Do you wish they had more outsider friends?
不。
No.
我喜欢所有孩子都愿意跟你待在一起。
I love I love that the fact that all the kids, like, like to spend time with you.
因为有些人可能会觉得,这有点像邪教。
Because it's like a some people might be like, oh, that's a little cultish.
我们不让他们离开。
We don't let them leave.
不。
No.
这根本不是邪教。
It's not cultish.
说实话,我只是不信任那些混蛋。
I think the reality is that I just, we just, like, to be honest, I just don't trust motherfuckers.
我也不信。
Me neither.
我对身边靠近我孩子的人从不放心,而且涉及孩子的事,我一点都不会马虎。
And I don't trust motherfuckers around my kids and I don't play around when it comes to my kids.
至少在侄子侄女这方面,我们经常在一起,也认识他们的父母,大家的情况都清楚,对吧?
At least when it comes to nieces and nephews, we spend a lot of time together and we know their parents and, you know, everyone can kind of be accounted for, right?
我们都知道发生了什么。
We know what's going on.
所以我特别喜欢这样。
So I love it.
我很高兴我们家这一圈人不断添丁,生下更多宝宝。
I love the fact that everyone is reproducing and putting more babies on this earth in our family circle.
生孩子这事真够疯狂的。
Reproducing is crazy.
我们要不要再生一个?
Should we have another one?
不要。
No.
好的。
Okay.
我没事。
I'm okay.
但我还剩下一些胚胎。
But I do have some more embryos.
是的。
Yeah.
我会想办法处理它们。
I'm gonna do something with them.
我来想办法。
I'll figure it out.
不管你打算
Whatever you're
你 anyway 已经把它们转给我了,所以我 legally 拥有它们。
You signed them over to me anyway, so I legally own them.
是的,你确实有。
Yes, you do.
好的。
Okay.
我们能聊点别的吗?
Can we talk about something for a second?
因为我认识的很多人,心里都有个想法——一个真正的心愿,藏了几个月,甚至好几年,一说起这事,眼睛都亮了。
Because I feel like so many people I know have an idea, like a real idea, something they have been sitting on for months, sometimes years, and they light up the second they start talking about it.
可之后就啥也没发生。
And then nothing happens.
他们总在等时机成熟,等自己准备好了,等所有事都安排得完美无缺。
They wait until the timing feels right or until they feel ready enough or until everything is perfectly figured out.
第一步最难走。
That first step is the hardest one.
我懂,因为开始的时候,真的让人觉得压力太大了。
And I get it because starting feels overwhelming.
你到底该从哪儿开始呢?
Where do you even begin?
又该怎么把它变成现实?
And how do you make it real?
这正是我这么喜欢Shopify的原因。
That is honestly why I love Shopify so much.
我的生意就是靠它建起来的,整个过程变得没那么吓人了。
It is the platform I built my business on, and it makes the whole thing so much less scary.
Shopify支撑着全球数百万家企业,占了美国电商总量的百分之十。
Shopify is behind millions of businesses around the world and powers 10% of all e commerce in The US.
从家喻户晓的大品牌,到有人在自家厨房桌上推出第一个产品,全都靠它。
From huge household names all the way down to someone launching their very first product from their kitchen table.
不管你处在什么阶段,它都能无缝对接,真正帮你搞定一切。
It meets you exactly where you are, and it genuinely does everything.
AI工具能帮你写产品描述、优化文案,甚至提升产品图片的质量。
The AI tools write your product descriptions, help with your copy, even enhance your product photos.
你直接在平台上就能发邮件和社交媒体推广,根本不需要配一个完整的营销团队。
You can run email and social campaigns right from the platform, so you do not need a whole marketing team behind you.
库存、支付、数据分析、物流、退货,全都集中在一个地方。
Inventory, payments, analytics, shipping, return, it is all in one place.
不用来回切换平台,也不用琢磨东西到底存哪儿了,而且他们的客服是24小时在线的——像我这种经常半夜处理事务的人,这点特别关键。
No jumping between platforms, no figuring out where anything lives, and their customer support is twenty four seven which as someone who is definitely handling things at midnight sometimes, that matters.
如果你一直在拖着没行动,现在就是最好的时机。
If you've been putting something off, this is your sign.
别再等别人给你批准才去做了。
Stop waiting for permission to build something.
是时候听听每个创业者都爱听的声音了。
It is time to hear the sound every entrepreneur loves.
叮叮。
Cha ching.
而Shopify,就是帮你实现这一切的工具。
And Shopify is how you get there.
今天就去 shopify.com/khloey 注册你的每月一美元试用版吧。
Sign up for your $1 per month trial today at shopify.com/khloey.
就是 shopify.com/khloey。
That's shopify.com/khloey.
去开始做你的事吧。
Go start your thing.
shopify.com/khloey。
Shopify.com/khloey.
你们知道吗,我最近领养了一只小狗,叫薄荷,我根本没必要装作自己很正常。
You guys know I recently got a puppy, Peppermint, and I'm not even going to pretend I'm normal about it.
我完全接受自己已经成了那种典型的狗家长。
I fully accept that I've become one of those dog parents.
就是那种拍太多照片、跟狗说话像跟人聊天,结果狗的作息比我还规律的人。
The kind who takes way too many photos, talks to their dog like they're a person, and somehow she ends up having a better daily routine than I do.
薄荷在家里有好几张床,玩具轮着换,我甚至经常像照看小孩一样去检查她。
Peppermint already has multiple beds around the house, a rotation of toys, and honestly, I catch myself checking on her like she's a toddler.
但如果你也是养狗的人,我觉得你一定能懂。
But if you're a dog parent, I feel like you get it.
它们真的会变成家里的一分子。
They really do become a part of the family.
要说谁能理解这种痴迷,那一定是Ollie。
And if anyone understands that level of obsession, it's Ollie.
他们对你的狗的关心,一点都不亚于你。
They're just as obsessed with your dog as you are.
Ollie为狗狗制作新鲜餐食,由专业厨师研发,并有兽医营养师背书。
Ollie makes fresh food for dogs that's developed by real chefs and backed by vet nutritionists.
所以你的狗狗吃的是高品质的餐食,食材让你用得放心。
So, you know, your pup is getting high quality meals made with ingredients you can feel good about.
我特别喜欢的一点是,所有餐食都根据你的狗狗量身定制。
And what I love is that everything is personalized to your dog.
刚开始时,他们会根据狗狗的具体需求制定饮食计划,按份量为你配好每一餐。
When you start, they create a plan based on your dog's needs and portion the meals just for you.
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