We were talking earlier about your kid being a picky eater for...

I mean, yeah.

For about five years of my youngest daughter's life, it was chicken strips specifically.

Not nuggets.

Not even nuggets.

I couldn't even go buy dino nuggets.

I had to buy the strips.

You couldn't even get dino nuggets?

No.

That's usually a home run.

I get that, though. It's a different kind of chicken.

It feels like it's a reeler chicken with a chicken tenders.

It is, but kids don't typically demand the more vintage product.

Think about mac and cheese.

If it comes out of a box, they're dynamite.

It's powdered cheese.

You make an actual mac and cheese, the thing it's disgusting. She ate like five things, right?

But that was always one of them.

So you want to go to an Italian, this was probably between 8, 13, 14 years old, that she

was in this window of chicken strips, French fries, ice cream.

That's how she survived.

But I would say, like, we want to go to an Italian restaurant.

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