Michelle Kaplan

I'm going to 20 minutes is nothing.

You know, it takes so long to fall asleep.

And so but lately I've been able to sleep faster and now not so much.

But like the biggest nap time for me is if I'm riding in the car, not when I'm driving.

But I'm in the passenger seat, because it's all that motion, right?

And yeah, with my kids, even if you know, that's how I mean, I'm sure a lot of parents can relate to this.

If your child won't nap, if your child won't fall asleep, you probably put them in the car and drive them around.

I've heard that.

Yeah, because sometimes I remember feeling like, okay, I'm going to feel actually worse if I nap than if I don't nap.

So that can happen too.

That's interesting.

Totally.

Yeah, really interesting.

So I mean, as far as it being a connection topic, look like you're sharing with me, OK, I don't nap now, but in college, you know, and then that could lead us into a whole nother conversation about college and what it was like.

So there's so much there.

But there are kind of starter questions here.

So, Lindsay, what's one thing you can ask?

Or you could even say, are you a napper?

Are you a napper?

That's a person who takes naps.