Alex Bennett

A car means you cannot go.

Yeah, I will say this.

While, again, it's not for us because our method is what Harrison just described, I do understand if you're in a large crowd and you've got a runner, I do see putting... I don't dog it, I guess.

Child safety tether.

I do see it.

I do see it.

Again, I can't say this enough.

We're never doing it to bubs.

I'm personally, we're not for it.

But I do see in a situation, like I think this is the classic thing.

You see somebody walk by and their kid's on a child safety tether.

And then you hear like, oh, their kid's on a leash, right?

The whispers.

I do see it's like your most precious thing if you're in a large crowd and like you just need to get through putting them on it for that situation.

I can understand.

I do think it's probably a Band-Aid.

It's not for us, but I think doing it like every day on the way to the coffee shop is just like, then what do you do if grandma's walking them?

Like how does the kid learn?

Or like walking with them.

What do you do if like grandma's walking with them one day and she doesn't have the leash?