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I told my coworker what an idiot she is for her horrible baby names.

I'm just a brutally honest guy.

Am I the a-hole?

You know what they say?

You know what they say?

What?

Honesty without empathy is cruelty.

I heard that honesty is the best policy. That's what I've

heard. Yeah, but if you're going to, if you're going to be honest, you're probably also going to be an

asshole. Really? I think I think assholes disguise themselves in honesty to be assholes. Wow.

They've bastardized. They've blasphemized the use of. They think they're the Cape

Crusader over here. I'm just being honest, but they're just being assholes. That is accurate.

That's like how like Superman's like, I'm going to save the city, but just like destroys billions

of dollars. Literally. Of all these buildings. And it's like, yo, you just killed like hundreds of thousands of people. The Incredibles was accurate. Like the city would be suing and shutting down superheroes if they were real. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Like could you not tear down like billions of infrastructure we invested 10 years to make? Please, please don't. Also, on the baby

names and stuff. Yeah. Quickly. I think it would be a great idea to let your kids choose their

name at the age of seven and then at the age of 13, whatever name they've chosen, they can make it

legal. Put it in the comments if you agree. Would you let your kid name themselves? Yeah. Basically by the age of 13. Give them a name to start with and then they can name themselves at 7 and start using that name and like try out a couple names. And at 13, they have to choose their new name. Either they choose like their given name or something else. I think I'm going to stew on my answer and share it at the end because that's,

I do have to think about that a little bit.

I cannot believe that there's a split opinion for this at my office, but here we go.

A friend of mine, a coworker of mine, 39 female, recently had twin boys after a long battle

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