Get it, the virtue.

I say, you know how sometimes you will do things in your own world so you just assume

everybody else does the same thing, right?

And then it's kind of jarring to hear it a little bit on the different side, right?

So I have to ask parents a question today because my fiance was going to a birthday party

for her seven year olds friend over the weekend, right?

And it was about, I don't know, it was about 30 miles away or something, but Eliza really

wanted to be there.

Tiffany had a ton of things to do on her plate, though, right?

But Tiffany takes Eliza to this party and my suggestion before because she was so stressed

out is like, why don't you just bring her to the party?

Tell the people that are there that you're going to be back in an hour and a half or two

hours or by the end of the party and then you'll come and pick Eliza up.

She's like, what?

As I said, yeah, go ahead, drop her off at the party, make sure she's got a gift bag

or whatever.

And then just come on back and get her like an hour and a half or something like that.

So now you're making the parents of the birthday child who's fucker should be on them, babysit

your child.

So I thought this was done all the time because when my kids were growing up and we had parties

in our backyard, parents would come, they would drop the kids off and then they would

come back at the end of the party.

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