I got to ask this question. I don't know how to ask this question, but my oldest son does a really good job of writing notes down for himself so he can remember things, which is a really good trait to have.

So he wrote down a note that he wanted to Google something, because I think he heard something said at school.

Okay.

And he wanted to look it up.

So I want to be careful here.

So I'll just say it's two numbers.

And the two numbers are back to back.

And it's a number.

Kind of like the year the Mets won the World Series for the first time.

Gotcha.

You got you with me on this?

Oh, yeah.

It's an offensive lineman's number.

Yes. So the note just says Google and then that number. I mean, obviously, I could say the number. It's not like that's a problem. The number randomly, I would say

69. Gotcha. And I see this note and my wife sees this note and we say, aren't we better off

answering that for him as a...

There's a serious conversation, so don't make any jokes here, because I know it's easy to make them.

But isn't it better in a situation like that for us as adults to say, all right, you...

Let's break it down.

As opposed to allowing a child to Google that to find out?

Like, to me, it's a no-brainer that we have to address the situation.

There's so many other things that 69 could use for.

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