Kara Swisher

This is something much different that's very hard to keep your teens out of, right?

I mean, Scott, this is what your book's about, right?

This is one of these way stations that young men are going to go through, young teenagers, and they're not coming out good on the other side of this because we slap a label on it, but I don't mind there being a label.

They don't do it better.

And it's harder because it's so pernicious.

It's not like a movie.

Like you said, you physically went to Westwood, went into the movie.

And listen, every parent has an example of this.

Like my movie that I shouldn't have seen was Tales from the Crypt, right?

I shouldn't have snuck into that movie.

And I did.

And, and, and like one, and for Alex, he snuck around the corner while Louie and I were watching Ted.

And I, that wasn't quite that, but it was just dirty.

And I wish he had been older and I wish I had been a better parent in that regard.

And with Louie going to sausage party with him.

But this, oh man, I didn't think this food was going to have sex.

But anyway, it was literally in the middle, right?

As I started to do that, I have to say, Louis turned to me and said, good parenting.

And I go, I want to kill myself.

And then we were like, should we leave?