Joe Santagato

Like she would go and like give it like, oh, this is for Frankie today.

I thought that like.

there would be these payments.

Like I vaguely remember handing an envelope of money and then they would like mark your name so that they knew like you would go on that line or something.

Why do, why?

And you know, like they even still do this a little bit to kids.

Why give kids that much responsibility with something like we've had to, for like our kids school, like they had the holiday shops around this time of the year where, you know, it's like, you know, you could buy something for your whole family and it's like a scholastic book fair amount of stuff.

But like, it's like, send your kids in with cash.

Like why haven't these schools like set up something where it's like, I can like load it onto my kids account and they use it that way.

yes correct it was but i'm saying like giving your seven-year-old a fucking envelope of money and be like go give this to your teacher yeah i don't know i'd be like no i think that's why my mom didn't let me because i'd just take it and go to sip surf and play yeah yeah i think it was just like

I think that's what it was.

It's like an envelope you hand to your teacher, and she marks your name, and then you're good.

But there were some children that I guess their families were below a certain amount of income, so they got free lunch.

But...

you know, I think my, well, my mom didn't work in the school at that time, but she worked in a school and my dad was a fireman.

Give me filet mignon.

He's a six-year-old with his fucking vodka Red Bull and having a lobster tail at lunch.

We know you had that hat in elementary school, too.

Enough with the hat, dude.

He's like, I used to, at lunch at the table, I would eat chicken piccata.