Welcome to the Win May Give podcast.

Chad Heim's here.

Bob Stewart over there somewhere.

Bob, how are you doing today?

Chad, we have a guest.

We're going to bring her on just a little bit.

And I'm surprised you're actually not on vacation while I have a guest. Yeah, I try to show up every once in a while because I get paid highly to do this. Yes, highly. We still don't get paid for this. I was going to say, I think you get twice what I get. Yeah, we're doing math with my kids right now. Two times zero. Yes. We, yeah. Our guest asked a question,

which I appreciate. She asked about like language and audience and, chat, have we talked about

what we do at our house with our kids? No, do you have a swear jar going over there, Bob?

No, we don't have a swear jar. So.

Because I think our guest needs one.

So my wife decided that our kids, well, I'm not my wife.

We agreed to this. You have told us this.

They're allowed to swear in the house.

They're allowed to swear, but only in their bedroom right now.

And what we're trying to teach our children is that language has

context for the environment that you're in. I have no idea if this is a good idea. I don't know

if this is a bad idea. I do know that one time we got called by the principal because somebody

was bullying my buddy or my oldest son chase's friend

and chase stood up to the bully and may have used the f word in standing up to the bully and so

but in my head i'm like that was the perfect context of when to use that word to to stand up to a bully, right? So in our house, Mel, if we heard something like that,

right, my kids would be interested in what the context of the conversation was. And as Chad

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