Snapshot · Parenting Hell with Rob Beckett and Josh Widdicombe
With his wife away, Rob Beckett spent his free evening doing Lego alone while drinking Fanta Zero — then felt ancient for worrying about having a third glass.
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With Lou away and the children asleep, Rob had an evening entirely to himself. His chosen activity: building a Jurassic Park Lego Jeep while listening to a podcast and sipping Fanta Zero Fruit Twist. He then caught himself deliberating over a third glass and had to remind himself it was zero sugar. He had been drinking eight pints a night, four nights a week in his office job days. The contrast is stark and intentionally pathetic, and Rob plays it beautifully — not as complaint, but as a man who is genuinely content with his quieter, more grounded life now. The thread closes with Rob at a school concert surveying the room and concluding he is — conservatively — in the top 10% of attractive school dads, a claim that leads directly into a detailed audit of bald comedians.
Kids in bed, wife away, and a free evening — and Rob chose to build a Jurassic Park Lego Jeep while drinking Fanta Zero and half-worrying about having a third glass. His 8-pints-a-week office-job self would be disgusted.
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