My son is about to get his driver's license next month.

Uh-oh.

Okay, it's the most stressful thing you'll ever do as a parent is teaching your kid how to drive.

So, as a guy that represents, I'm sure a lot of kids and their parents.

First of all, what can you do as a parent to assure that your kid when they get their license is the best prepared?

That's the first question.

And the second thing I think is like, look, I know he's going to get into a fender bender.

He's 16 years old, right?

He's even said to me, Dad, there is no way a 16-year-old should be driving a car.

They should raise the age for driver's licenses to 18.

He said that and I agree.

I totally agree.

So, take us through the process and I know this is kind of too prong.

Take us through the process that when your kid does get in a fender bender,

because chances are they're not going to call CEO lawyer themselves.

Take us through that process as well.

So, the first question was, I guess.

I'm going to take it from the perspective of a parent.

Okay.

You know, if God gives me enough years on this earth where I get to see my kids turn 16

and get their driver's license and start driving,

the first thing that I would do as a parent is set up a safety mechanism so they cannot access

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