Adam The Liar

She's very young.

And so it's a birthday that doesn't count in her mind because she'll never remember it.

Right.

It's only for the edification of the parents.

So we allow the kids to invite some of their friends so that they're not bored.

And then we rented this like little play place area, you know, like a little tiny play place where the kids slides and stuff like that.

So the kids can have fun.

And Astrid does the pinata.

I don't know how she does it, but it's so good.

It's amazing.

It's actually a lot of work.

As I've watched her now construct, you know, I don't, let me do the math quick in my head.

37 of them.

She does them for my birthday party too.

So we have this pinata and then we're in this like little party room where they have tables and food and stuff.

And my father-in-law, he finds a way to string the pinata up on the room.

I mean, he's like banging stuff into the wall and he's got this pulley system going on and there's six ropes and one person holds this and the other one shakes that one and he pulls it back and forth.

So it kind of moves up and down when the kids are trying to hit it.

You know, it gives them a little game to play.

And he is the one who's having the most fun with this, by the way.