Ken Coleman

I think he's just saying no. Is your husband in agreement with you? Like he's not going to have a problem taking a stand?

I think he's just saying no. Is your husband in agreement with you? Like he's not going to have a problem taking a stand?

I think he's just saying no. Is your husband in agreement with you? Like he's not going to have a problem taking a stand?

Well, good for you. So you've answered your own question. Rachel and I can't give you any tips other than you've got to make it very clear to the kids and come up with a phrase that you say. And let me tell you where I go on this kind of stuff.

Well, good for you. So you've answered your own question. Rachel and I can't give you any tips other than you've got to make it very clear to the kids and come up with a phrase that you say. And let me tell you where I go on this kind of stuff.

Well, good for you. So you've answered your own question. Rachel and I can't give you any tips other than you've got to make it very clear to the kids and come up with a phrase that you say. And let me tell you where I go on this kind of stuff.

Because if one of them keeps coming back to you, I would have the same phrase and I would repeat it over and over again until they realize, oh, mom is actually done. Exactly. So you come up with the phrasing and Darlene, you're a treat. You need no help coming up with any phrasing. But I'd come up with one of your classic Darlene-isms that you've dropped on us.

Because if one of them keeps coming back to you, I would have the same phrase and I would repeat it over and over again until they realize, oh, mom is actually done. Exactly. So you come up with the phrasing and Darlene, you're a treat. You need no help coming up with any phrasing. But I'd come up with one of your classic Darlene-isms that you've dropped on us.

Because if one of them keeps coming back to you, I would have the same phrase and I would repeat it over and over again until they realize, oh, mom is actually done. Exactly. So you come up with the phrasing and Darlene, you're a treat. You need no help coming up with any phrasing. But I'd come up with one of your classic Darlene-isms that you've dropped on us.

And it's every time they ask for money, you say it that way.

And it's every time they ask for money, you say it that way.

And it's every time they ask for money, you say it that way.

Consistently.

Consistently.

Consistently.

Literally. That's what I'm saying. Darlene, every time you go, and they say it again and you just keep going. And I think that they'll get the picture.

Literally. That's what I'm saying. Darlene, every time you go, and they say it again and you just keep going. And I think that they'll get the picture.

Literally. That's what I'm saying. Darlene, every time you go, and they say it again and you just keep going. And I think that they'll get the picture.

The gravy train has left.

The gravy train has left.