Get it, the virtue.

Calling on all virtue parents, I have a real life scenario and I would love to know how

you would have handled.

And it all has to do with whether or not you reprimand, even though reprimand seems like

a strong word, you call out another child's behavior that is not your own.

So you see a kid misbehaving in public.

Do you say something or do you buy your tongue?

And I'm going to lay out the scene and Cassie, I don't know if you saw this because this

happened when we went to the playground together and had our play date with your daughter, your

daughter Hazel, who's three in my son, Jimmy, who's 18 months.

Okay, I don't remember this.

No.

Okay.

Now listen, it didn't happen to Hazel and it didn't happen to Jimmy, but I saw it happen

to another kid.

And I was looking at it.

If I'm making assumptions, it didn't look like the mother of the child.

It looked like the grandmother of the child that was helping the child down the slides

that we were on, those really long slides that had like the bumps in them so you would

go slower whatever, which are really cool, by the way, had never seen them.

And so this grandmother is helping her child go down the slide.

And I want to guess the age, it looked to be around the same age as Jimmy.

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