What's what made the birth of someone memorable, 206, 803, rock.

I know it sounds terrible, but after a certain age, you're all right.

They're fine, don't worry about it.

Well, and it's just the birth order, right?

Like, there's a ton of baby pictures of my brother. There's not me, which is fine. I'm the favorite. But then also, you just hear stories, right? that my parents would tell about my brother getting hurt

and then like by my sister

it's like eh and then it's like by you

that was like I don't remember you guys being that word

they're like we weren, and it's like by you. That was like, I don't remember you guys being that word.

They're like, we weren't.

But it was a third kid.

But it works both ways, right?

So obviously your first kid is, is that's who you pioneer with, right?

Whatever age they turn, that's the first time you're learning how to deal with that age.

So my daughter will be 16 in November. I'll figure it out.

I don't know.

I know what to do now, but because my son's younger, like, bro, we got so, right, they can hurt themselves and all that. But the flip side of it is, when you have your first kid, depending on the age difference, you believe that all of your children are going to be the same. So my brother, five years older, super smart, very studious, very courteous, did not talk back, did not question authority, did everything you're supposed to do, got glowing reviews from teachers. So my parents

were under the belief. But basically, I know, and it was one of those things where I'd go to the

school that he had been in.

And I'm like, oh, we taught you're going to do great in this class.

Listen, kids are very different.

You are your own person.

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