Welcome back to Feeding the Mouth to Bight You, a weekly podcast guide on parenting teens and launching them into the world.

I'm Cynthia Yanov, and as always, I'm joined by psychologist and author Dr. Ken Wilgus.

We can edit that laugh out, right? I mean, we don't have to have that in there. Oh, dear. I need everyone today. This is how his podcast rolls. Do you have the flu or something? Tell them what you just said before we started taping. I said we went to see Andrea Bocelli, so shut upski. Yeah. Shut up ski? Yeah. Like I'm talking. Oh oh like everyone doesn't know what that means yeah I made that up but yeah awesome and how was the concert it was in one way amazing in another way

at least for a psychologist fascinating because it was at the american airline center which if you're not

from here is a very large arena it's where a basketball and hockey teams play. But it's a, it's basically

Andrea Pachelli is an operatic singer, but he does, you know, lots of cool romantic stuff. So

these people know what Americans want. We want the greatest hits.

Just give us Figuero, give us big loud. Every woman there, whether she was an amazing

soprano or even violin, you know, they're in a sequin dress and they all look hot.

That's apparently required. You know, and and so so it was an interesting combination of that

and when you're at an arena people are dressed anywhere from a tux to shorts and popcorn so it was very

only americans i'm telling you we don't know how to handle stuff so diverse uh diverse in and in how people handle. If it tells you anything, you went to Pichelli, in my last time in American Airlines, a few weeks ago, I saw Nate Brigadze. So that kind of tells you where we call on things. It does. I'm not going to say what it says, but I think, yeah, it says something. Okay, now let's talk about this you were talking out people

dressing all kinds of different ways yes um when the was it the head department of transportation

recently told people to stop wearing their pajamas on planes yeah how about that yeah look i mean

i thought that was interesting and then everybody started wearing their pajamas even if they

weren't before oh is that

right oh you that's so us americans are 14 years old you really is that what you're saying

well i'm going to wear my PJs then it's like by the way i did see a woman in what must have been

PJs at the bocelli concert it was a a pink kind of fuzzy suit, you know, warm-up suit, and I think

she was wearing slippers. So yeah. Okay, there you go. You can't make me do anything.

You can't make me. Well, and it kind of leads into, I mean, shocking when we actually lead into

what we wanted to talk about, but it kind of does lead into this entitlement topic that we wanted to talk about.

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