So I was with the boys the other day and I had a real good illustration of how kids are

just less jaded and more patient and it was this memorial day parade where you got to

write your name on the bottom of a rubber duck and for like five bucks it was like to raise

money for something and they took all the ducks out on canoes and some boy scouts and it

was the one end of this river, not one end of the river, but a part of a river and then

they would all fall in the stream. It would flow. Yeah, they were going to flow down

river and the first duck obviously was going to win 500 bones. Pretty exciting. And the

kids explained it to Ash and Axel and they were over the moon at the idea. And I think

there's also that kid thing. Do you remember any time you entered one of those things as

a kid? You just are already spending the money. Oh, yeah. You just can't conceive that

you're not going to be the winning duck. Yeah, also just for the listeners, Ash and Axel

are seven and five. They're seven and five. Yeah, they're their sister. Addy is not yet

two, but she's still she's still smart enough to know this is a scam. I didn't want to

be a part of it. She basically said, I'm going to save my five bucks. So I went down.

It was a very hot day. Went down to the river side with the boys. And I thought we're

talking about five minutes in my head. How long does it take a duck to go 200 yards on

a river? Five minutes. What would you have guessed? Well, it obviously it depends on the

speed of the water and the river. How fast it's showing why you're a better outdoorsman

than me. It never even occurred to me that the river could be having a bad day. Yeah,

well, you also, you don't know what they were raising money for either something as you

as you said. So anyway, they, first of all, and just the loadout of the ducks is taken

a long time to get all the ducks. And I should also say I was amongst a community of people

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