Jeff Park

And so he's really into Christmas.

And

I wanted to potentially kind of light a fire to that imagination as long as possible, right?

Because it's all magical to believe in these things.

So this year, for the first time, I actually created an AI video of Santa Claus visiting our home and dropping off the presents underneath the Christmas tree at night.

And it was so realistic that for a split second, I was like thinking to myself,

I can't show this to him anymore because there's a line that crosses between like a white lie and something that is totally fake, but also so real looking that you're actually tricking somebody.

And, and, and it's like a, it's like a, almost like a moral code that just like goes off in you.

And I asked my wife, like, should I show this video to my son?

And she was like, I don't know.

It's like, Oh, you guys are way better parents.

I was tricking the hell out of my kids.

But it's funny, because I actually did end up showing it to him, and he asked me lots of questions afterwards.

He was like, where did you stand for that exact video?

I want to know exactly the angle.

I was like, well, that's a really astute question.

Like, what is it?

You know, that's so funny because context matters so much here, right?

How people perceive this information.

The reason your kid's ass was because you're next to Santa.