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What's up, Rob?

What's up?

So this whole thing about kids not driving.

Yeah.

I think it's more a symptom of gentle parenting.

And I just know what Curtis is saying, and I got to respect him because he's a father.

And, I mean, I'm a dad, but my kids are 22 and 26,

but they both were very self-motivated to get their licenses.

The gentle parenting thing and the Molly coddling and the parents' anxiety to that degree,

I agree with Curtis, but at some point, someone once said, tough decisions now,

easier life later, and I don't think a lot of people are embracing that from a parenting

perspective now. Yeah. No, it's weird. We were talking during the break, and Courtney knows a lot of

people, or a reasonable amount of people who are in their 20s who don't have their

driver's license. Yeah, I just started noticing it more and more. And then I'm also obviously

chronically online. So following influencers that are very young and all of them talk about how they

don't have their license. And I just, I was so confused by this because I was so, I also, I went to high

school in New Hampshire. So most of my friends got their learners permit at 15, 15 and a half.

Yeah. And I was. You were desperate to get it. I was desperate. Because it was freedom.

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