Dr. K

So they would tell me like no video games, but they just weren't around.

So I would like – like when the garage door opens, I'd turn off the video game, turn off the monitor, not turn off the computer because it's paused.

You got to finish it.

Turn off the TV, but the Nintendo is still on.

And then I'd pretend to study.

So I was just – so they were like really strict, but like very inconsistent reinforcement.

So I'm like on top of my kids.

So I'm deceptive.

I mean, I was very deceptive as a child.

And so even now I'm still deceptive.

And so I know.

But I'm also a little bit different.

So I'm more strict in some ways.

I'm more involved, but I'm also like more, I'm also more, I'm different in some ways too.

So I'll also be more indulgent.

Like, so sometimes, you know, it's like, like they've just had basically one rule.

Like even if you want to do video games in the morning, like that's okay on a Saturday, you just need to have breakfast and brush your teeth and get dressed.

Like that's the minimum.

No screens before you do that.

And so I'm more indulgent with them as well.