Cabot Phillips

And my wife and I just looked at each other.

And after the initial freak out, okay, get them out, get the towels, everything.

We just looked at each other and started laughing.

And I think parenthood is a way of doing that, of helping you realize...

what actually matters.

And if you get mad every time those things happen, you will always be mad.

And, um, I think it's given me the ability to have stuff brush off more quickly.

Yeah.

I like the idea of making my kids AI literate, but—

I think there's something you're missing out when you don't have a teacher in a classroom setting.

I think there's a certain level of collaboration you're missing.

And we all have experiences with teachers who in one way or another changed our lives.

And we all have teachers to this day that you can remember when you were seven years old, being inspired by a teacher, being encouraged by them, having that deep relationship where they're,

almost like another parent to you in a way.

And I think you miss out on that when you're outsourcing that to technology.

Now, there are a lot of things that the ultra wealthy, which I'm kind of...

a little offended that you assume that John and I are not billionaire dads.

You just say, what would you do?

Yeah, but they're all, anytime they start doing things with their kids, you should start thinking, hmm, like that should tell you something.

They have all the resources in the world and they're able to do things and provide for things for their kids.