You know, it's funny how we could beat around the bush so much, but the things that we

want, the things that we need.

You know, my daughter used to do that when she was young, she'd go into the pantry and

she would be like, you know what?

Something salty would be really nice.

And I'll be like, oh yeah.

And she'd be like, yeah, you know, maybe we're like a little bit of crunch.

Yeah, maybe it's round.

And I, you know, I played along and I'd be like, oh, maybe chips.

And she'd be like, yeah, I'm like, do you want some?

And she's like, oh, yeah, sure, that sounds good.

Thinking she has this like clever and macular way of, you know, me giving her what she wants.

And then I should got a little bit older and she started doing that.

I just stopped playing the game because it stopped getting cute.

I just wanted her to ask, you know, ask, you know, most of the time I want to give you what

you need as long as I believe it's, you know, all right.

And, you know, it's in the best inches for you.

And it's not, you know, damaging.

So I mean, she would do it and be like, you know what?

I'm in the mood for something chocolatey.

I just be like, oh, yeah, that's cool.

Me too.

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