Now it is true.

But every generation thinks the generation following it is weaker. Or as was pointed out by

Joe, you got to keep remembering it. You get a certain way, my kids are a certain way

because the way I raise them. It's not there fault. If I decide to be a helicopter parent

or a snow-pull parent, we are just talking about it. It's not there fault. So you don't

blame that generation. So I guess you each generation of parents gets weaker. Or it depends

which country your country is heading in or your culture is heading in. Yeah, I mean,

if the Chinese literally tried to invade, I think we'd find the next two, three generations

worked off as L because they were responding their environment. They were tough because they

had to be. We were a soft, self-indulgent, affluent society. So I set that up because when

I say this, I'm not blaming, I'm not taking credit for anything or blaming this generation.

But the people I was around when I was in my early 20s were way more resilient and prepared

for the world than the people you were just talking about. No doubt about it. So that's

not a character. Well, it's about the parents, I guess. So we're just talking about my kids

hunt, skin, and butcher their own meat. They all live in cities too. So they've developed

a taste for recoon. We were just talking about this snow plowing thing, parents who snow

plowing. And it's funny, I had read an article about it and it only talked about either

helping get in the college or helping to get in the first job or a variety of things. These

statistics about calling your 23 year old to make sure they get up in the morning. Yeah.

We're calling their boss to try to solve a problem or reminding them they've got a test

as a senior in college. It's crazy. I didn't even know that happened at all. Let alone

to the point that, you know, there's articles written. I don't think it's an accident that

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