Brian Regan

And then you'd stop and go, all right, how much is this or how much is that?

Pan Express, in my income bracket, the price is not even a second thought.

It's not even negligible.

It's like it's a – or maybe it's the definition of that.

But it is a zero –

I don't have to think about it.

It's that little a thought.

As a matter of fact, if I could eat a bucket of gooey orange chicken, I would pay him $50 if I could do it and my body would think I had one of Gina Grad's lovely offerings.

That's right.

You can't afford not to.

So now we're living in a world where for the first time the kids can take zero money, at least as it pertains to me and my income or the things I think about, things I have to pay for and the nut I have to make and so on.

The percentage of that is zero.

So they're going to go over there.

And they're going to walk over there, and they're not going to be attacked by a Kodiak bear.

And then they're going to come home with a couple of buckets of gooey, orange, sticky rice and chicken and then bring it back to my house and bust it open like a pinata.

And my job is to smell it and keep walking into the den eating a handful of dry roasted cashews or raw cashews unsalted.

All I'm saying is this is an experiment.

It's brand new.

It's brand new.

And we better all start coaching ourselves up essentially in the middle of running a pass route where essentially the ball has been snapped.