David, just thank you so much for being on.

Oh, what a pleasure it is to be here.

And yes, I'm a 58-year-old mom's boy.

And I'm proud to say I never listened to my mom, but I watched her.

And that was all I needed to be.

And my siblings, five of them to be exact, to be extremely successful,

to watch a single mom who worked two jobs, raised six kids, packed our dinner in a paper bag in between being a second

grade teacher and filling up turnstiles at convenience stores just so we can eat. So although

I'm not proud to tell you I've never listened to my mom, I watched her.

And if anyone wants to take a parenting lesson, just remember your kids will not listen to you,

but they're watching.

Absolutely.

I think that's funny enough.

I find that I'm not parent yet, but I've noticed that a lot of people think it's what you tell your kid,

and it's really, it comes down to what you actually show them.

Yeah, for sure.

And I think, too, you know, like funny, I've a 26, 24, 21, and my baby oops is 15.

And at times, they all roll their eyes at me the same way that I rolled my eyes at my parents and my mom particularly. And I always say thank you when my

kids roll their eyes at me. And they're like, what are you talking about? I said, well, you

acknowledged what I said, and you planted that

seed under a tree that I may never sit under. So although I didn't listen at the time, and the

reason is, just remember this about human nature, nobody, including me, nobody likes feedback in the

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