So the two kids stayed up awesome in it and 1153 my six year old daughter. Yeah, looks

at me and goes, why are we staying up? I did not, I did not explain New Year's to

her at all. I guess. Why are we staying up? I don't know. What is all this nonsense about

New Year's? Just just think how quickly it's all going to change in like 10 years. Where

she said, I want to stay up later, dad. I want to stay up later. We're going to be calling

and being like, where are you? It's one in the morning. Yeah. It's one in the morning

little girl. Why are you still at this party? What do you think it is? New years? Yeah,

right. I'm starting to go through that. That's where that was my first year where my little

girl didn't want to spend New Year's with us. Oh, no. She went to a party. How old is she now?

She's 16. Yeah. So that's like, you know, I mean, I can't say no, right? I mean, that's what

I wanted to do is a 16 year old. You don't want her to be lame. No, I don't want her to be

lame. Exactly. And so yeah, that's there it is. And it's, you know, okay, now it's, it's

12.45. That's one o'clock. And you know, you're waiting to hear, oh, hey, where are you at?

What's going on? Did you have to reach out? Well, no, she's actually pretty good. Because

what comes at the age two is, okay, party starts to die down a little after that. But now,

can we have a sleepover, right? So that's the text we get. Yeah. Can I have two friends sleep

over? Right. Right. And then it's then we're finally going to the age where we send the Uber

further. I don't go pick them up anymore. Okay. We trust the Uber. My wife for a long time was

like, I don't want to get an Uber. I don't trust those people. And I don't know what they're

going to do with our kids. And you're all right. Getting the car. Let's go. I don't know. I was,

well, I was like, well, I was like, I don't know. I mean, do you know any other place where you

can get a driver and we can follow them and have a picture of the guy? I was like, it's true.

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