Who else? I guess I got to ask Google.

Google, what sort of job do you want to get when you grow up? T-Rex. All right. I don't know. Google, do you know what a job is? Do you know, like, what a job? Like, what's my job, Google? Your job is to play and have fun. All right. Well, no, my job is to be the host of

Gugu the Goose's Goof-Garden. Where we play and have fun. But really, it's not about the

playing because we do play and have fun, but we're making a nice show everyone gets to watch.

So really, a job is like something where you play.

Because a fireman likes to play in the fire.

And a plumber likes to play in the toilet.

Okay.

That's close to accurate.

I don't know if that's wrong enough to bother correcting you.

Soldiers like to play in the war. That's why they call it a theater of war.

I didn't know that and I don't know enough about it to refute you. But I also feel like that

he's not he's not wrong. That's okay. Yeah. I. Well well that's kind of the edge for for me 24 as

well you know well all right well what what i'm trying to do here and and this may be uh counterintuitive

what you're trying to do hale and gougo but uh i thought you know it'd be a nice opportunity to show

these kids you know what the world work is like know, a lot of kids don't really know or

ever forced to imagine what like the workforce would be. So if we have four or five, six years old,

and we start telling them like, you know, what are benefits? What's the union? You know,

it's the difference between full time and part time. You know, what credentials do I need to drive an 18

wheeler? How many years of

apprenticeship do I have to do in plumbing before I can get a license? I feel like if we just go

over some of that stuff with the kids, it could be like, you know, I was expecting a lot more

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