Crystal Kung Minkoff

Yeah, you gotta have that stuff.

Yeah, but it's a good story.

I mean, like, I don't think it's unique to here.

You know what I mean?

Like, it's just become so big because of famous people involved.

But actually, this is just indicative of, like, I think a lot of mom stories and being left out.

And I, you know, I was telling my friends, like, like, why would you know who cares?

Like, just walk out the group.

And like, it's different when it comes to your children.

Your children just add such a

glare and intensity and a protection that like when you're when you feel like your kids not if you're not included it reflects on your child and it's so painful so like I understand all those small moments and you have to take these lessons as a mom to teach your kids like to not be exclusive and you know but moms still do it I mean Max is in middle school and the moms are still doing that

Like who they're picking up to go to the mall and you see it on.

And then they're Snapchatting each other.

And it's like, it's so mean.

And the moms are doing it.

So the kids are hanging out with more popular kids.

Oh.

It's insane.

So it's not, like I said, it's not unique.

It just starts very early.