Russia didn't invade Ukraine just to be an oppressor.

They didn't invade Ukraine to dominate the world.

That's not what Russia is thinking.

Russia is thinking economically.

The whole recent summit between Russia and the African Union,

which in a way wasn't really much of a summit.

I don't think people like to talk about the economic benefit

for the United States sending trillions of dollars into Ukraine. People don't want to talk about the fact benefit for the United States, sending trillions of dollars into Ukraine.

People don't want to talk about the fact that there's an economic benefit to the United States in doing so.

So yesterday we went to a new ice cream place. We were on a different side of town and we wanted to treat the kids to some ice cream.

And what I thought was really interesting when we went there was we always ask for a much smaller scoop for the kids.

The kids always get it on a cone.

So we're always like, you know, just whoever's scoop in it,

we're like, you know, I know it's a single scoop, but just can you put like half of it on there, like half the size?

And sometimes people will look at us funny and sometimes they'll be like, yeah, sure, whatever you want.

But this guy, it was a small shop, who's the owner, this guy looked at us and he had already

done this giant one scoop for our six-year-old.

I remember that.

And he just looks at us and he's like, you pay the same amount of money.

And I was like, I know.

I was like, I am happy to pay you the same amount of money.

She just doesn't need all that sugar.

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