Doug Egge

I'm in this weird conundrum now, though, because, like, you know, I don't want the kids on devices, and I don't want them at the house.

And they're exploring, and they're doing stuff with their friends.

And so now I'm like...

I'm actually giving them ideas that are like, you know, kind of suspect a little bit.

Like, I was like, okay, so here's this one spot where you can get underneath the fence for this quarry and you guys can sandboard down all of a sudden.

What are you doing telling them that?

And I'm like, dude, we used to do it all the time.

I told him.

They're, like, at the point now where they want to sleep out in the forest and this and that.

And, like, Courtney's like, oh, freak.

I'm like, yes.

Let them do that.

Like, they need to do, they need to explore.

Like, they need to have, like, these, like, adventures.

Like, hey, your son's sitting tonight.

There's an agreement.

Yeah, it's different.

It was underground, I think, a lot more back in the day.

And well, it's thinking back to us.

Like I knew at least two or three dudes that like had, you know, relations with a teacher.