Good morning, bro. How are you doing? How are you?

Dude, I'm good. I'm doing really well. My daughter's got a swim lesson this morning,

which would probably have that hard stop at 9.30. That's exciting. Yeah.

It's a very controversial method. And I've been like debating whether or not

I wanted to talk about it. But if everyone's got an opinion,

everyone's got an opinion. Is this where they,

you just kind of put them in the water and see what happens?

That's the last video you see, right?

So that's the last video that they'll show on social media.

And people will freak out and be like, why are you doing that?

That's after six weeks and assuming that at the end of six weeks,

they've actually shown that they can do that.

It's called ISR. I don't know what it stands for.

What is ISR? ISR swimming stand for.

Infant swimming resource is what it stands for.

So the whole purpose is to be able to have them, if God forbid,

your child falls into the water, that they can, at the very least,

float right side up and stay there until someone can rescue them.

Now, in an ideal world, I'll never let my daughter be in a situation

in which she's on supervised to let that happen.

But you never know. You never know.

So we started her on this about two weeks ago.

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