Christian Huff

What's funny about that story is that except for the be a mad part, I did the exact same thing two weeks ago myself.

It was just, I had to go.

I was so excited.

And then I just thought, well, maybe just a little more.

Did Lisa flush the toilet for you?

No, I get the complaints and give the complaints at my house because my grandkids won't flush.

I'm just like, were you raised in a barn?

I'm like, what about you?

Maybe just Mary Kay just lets it go and Sadie's like, no.

My rule is you can use any, my son-in-laws in particular, not necessarily the grandkids, but you can use anything I have always.

It's always open to you to use, but put it back.

Like, because you go to find, you know, you go where your stuff is and it's not there.

It's maddening.

I can't tell you.

That's one of my rules.

That is true.

If you're going to use it, put it back.

But, you know, half the time they don't, so.

We have to deal with that.

Could it be any more appropriate than some of the stuff we're reading in this text?