You church a mom. Maybe you change your mom,

or too many times, over and over again,

over and over again.

Maybe you change your mom for too many times over and over again over and over again.

Hello and welcome to Still Buffering, a cross-generational guide to the culture that made us.

I am Riley Smurrell.

I'm Sidney McElroy.

And I'm Taylor Smurrell.

Uh, so we had to, uh, we had to do something interesting at Tarlin Cooper School last night.

They had to be student ambassadors for their school.

Does that mean?

It means that they had like an open house to invite people from the community to come toward the school.

And like mainly incoming kindergartners, you know? But yeah, I mean we have student

ambassadors that like you know do the tours and the stuff when people come to visit

our school but it seems odd that a five-year-old could be a student ambassador.

To be fair, she is six now, but yes.

I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

She just had a birthday, I forgot. no I mean but yes it was it was odd

because it was like of course Charlie as soon as we get to the door she's like I've got this I don't need help right and takes off

rent like you know Charlie would have run the whole thing had she been given the

opportunity like welcome to my school I'll give you a tour. Let me introduce you. I know everyone.

Here's my number. If you have problems, just give me a call.

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