Chet Waterhouse

So, like, she would, like, threaten your dad, like, you better stop drinking or you can only have sex with me 27 times this week.

Like, holy crap.

Yeah, I don't.

I mean, you know, I don't know if it was just a fertility.

My mom was part rabbit.

But here's a thought that I want to float out to everyone, which is kind of interesting and part and parcel of what is going on in today's society.

And you mentioned you were poor, but you didn't know.

I mean, you just you were a kid.

You live as a kid.

And we have do we have food, you know, good food or do we just have the food that we have to?

You know what I mean?

Yes.

When they go grocery shopping, you know, when we were growing up.

you had that extra stuff that you looked forward to when the groceries first came.

You know, the cereal or whatever, the cookies or whatever it was.

And so lots of times you just had the food that you didn't really care that much about.

Well, being a kid back in our day just meant you're a kid.

You go outside, you go find some other kid, you go wrestle with that kid, you throw a dirt cloud at that kid, you go screw around, you find a bicycle or whatever it is, chase a dog around or something, then come home, eat whatever slop.

woods like just whatever but there was no have and have nots really because you didn't have the internet you don't know what the kardashians were up to you didn't have to keep up with them and so here's the thought that formed as i was thinking about this because i think there's like a high misery index amongst all kids now and especially it's not like poor kids it's look

There's always going to be someone who has more than you do.