Ayman Ismail

My wife doesn't want any toys for them at all.

She's like, they can play with anything.

And I'm like, no, I want to get them toys that are helpful for their development.

So I buy them Legos.

I buy them those little notepad things that they can draw on.

And, you know, my wife likes to play with them, too.

But she's just always like, you don't need it.

And I also buy them a lot of, like, books.

She's like, there's a library down the block.

Just use the library.

And I'm like, yeah, well, it's sort of nice to just have that consistency.

They like reading a lot of the same books.

Right now, it's Halal Hot Dogs.

Because the main character's name is Musa, and my son's name is Musa.

And every time we go out to, like, New York together as a family, they're always like, Halal Hot Dogs!

Yeah.

Education.

It's got to be education.

So like, as you can see my budget, like I probably shouldn't be doing 500 bucks for their college funds, $250 each.

It's just probably too much at this stage considering how tight everything is.