Craig Robinson

I know that, you know, some people,

our generation and older, sometimes we say the younger generation takes the freedoms that they have for granted because you guys didn't live through, or even now, are you learning about that history in schools?

I mean, there are people actively working to try to erase that history.

So it

It could come as a shock.

I could see Grandpa Colonel going, yeah, this is what we've been talking about all along.

And you didn't experience it because you benefited from the struggle of people like your grandparents.

I love the fact that your grandfather put it in context.

Do you feel like your generation, I mean, that there's some truth to that?

Well, it takes work.

Yes.

You know, I think that that's one of the things Grandpa Colonel and I would probably agree with.

It's like, it doesn't just happen on its own.

And that's what I want to make sure your generation understands is that, you know,

Now that you're a parent, you realize that everything you're doing is really not for you.

Right.

And I think you, your sister, you guys are of that generation to remind your peers that this stuff doesn't just come because we deserve it.

Right.

It comes because we work for it.

How would you describe your stylistic differences?