When Declan was really little, I'm saying like two-ish years old,

Aaron typically would bring him to what I like to call baby gym.

It was a place called romp and roll,

where you would bring your infant or your toddler and you would do like,

not gymnastics,

but like they would run around and play and sing songs and do games

and whatever the case may be.

Collect viruses.

She did this with him constantly.

I went on Sundays with Declan, and we would go in the morning and do a romp and roll together.

We would have lunch together, and this gave Aaron some time to not be mom and be Aaron.

And one of the times that I went to this barbecue place with Declan, who was like two or three at the time, um, I had gotten myself some French fries. And I thought, you know what, I'll let him try a French fry because what's it going to hurt if he tries it just once? And this was early on in dad life when I didn't realize that much like with a dog, if you try something just once, with a child, especially of that age,

it's not just once, baby. Guess what? Declan's going to demand French fries every time for the

rest of time. And so... It's like trying heroin just once. Right, exactly. And so I learned my

lesson. But fast forward to earlier today.

And for reasons unknown, Declan has decided that he would like to listen to at least a little bit of ATP tonight.

And so I believe that through the wall behind me, he and his sister are, and maybe Aaron, are listening to me.

And he was very excited to find the delay

between when he hears me laughing through the wall and when I'm laughing on the live broadcast.

So now, I don't know what to do with myself, because I love that he's there interested in this,

but I don't know if this is a French

fry situation, well, I will regret the monsters that I've created or if this is nothing

...