Big questions, bite-sized.

Short and curly bites, bites, bites, bites,

short and curly bites.

Big questions, small serving size.

World leaders, always grown-ups.

Heads of big companies, old.

At school, the teachers, famously grown-ups.

That's why I, Carl Smith,

and me, Molly Mo-Moh-Dan-Daniels,

are running for co-presidents of the world

with a plan to let children have a voice.

Our platform, at home, kids make the rules, not parents.

Kids choose what's for dinner.

Kids choose bedtimes.

Kids choose who does the chores, and even what chores need doing.

Because why should the adults get to make up

all the rules around the house? Today's short and curly bite-sized question, why do grown-ups

get to make the rules at home? Hey-oh, a yo, hey-oh, Eleanor Gordon-Smith-O. There are a couple of

different ways to explain why grown-ups have the authority at home.

One is, it's their house.

Think about it like this.

When you're old enough to get your first part-time job and you save up your money and you buy a bike, that's your bike.

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