Get it the virtue.

It's a little cringe worthy to me, the sentence.

I saw it in your face as soon as I said it.

As soon as you said it, I'm like, stop.

We can talk about this on the show right here, because this one, as a parent, I don't know.

I understand where you're coming from.

I just wouldn't put it in that category.

Parents, 1-855, virtue.

Would you consider your kids your hobby?

Now where you went with it?

Kind of.

Like, I said it and then I saw your face and I'm like, well, let me you.

Explain.

Because I do think it's important for adults and for parents to have hobbies.

However, because of our schedules and when you're not even if you're a working parent,

but if you're a stay at home parent, there's just not enough hours in the day unless you

have full time help and not everybody can afford that or even if you have part time help

and not everybody can afford that.

So we were talking about hobbies.

How did we get on the conversation of hobbies, by the way?

We were talking about hobbies.

No.

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