Michelle Obama

My dad was like,

unintentionally funny.

Like he would, you know, whatever, he would like say a thing the wrong way or like make a mistake or something like that.

It just, it was a very like dad way of doing things, you know, where it's like, it felt like to a certain degree, like a classic,

sitcom dad in moments you know like what yeah like I'm trying to think of a good example I had a loose tooth right so I was once again real little and my tooth was loose and my dad just like sort of sprung into action I told him my tooth was loose because I also didn't know what that meant so I think this is my first loose tooth so you were and so I went up to my dad and I was like this is

Clearly I'm dying, right?

Like this is coming apart.

And so my dad's like, no, don't worry.

I got it.

He grabs some string and he ties one side of the string to my tooth, one side of the string to the doorknob, but didn't like tell me what the plan was.

Oh, damn.

Fully.

So then he slammed the door, but he put too much string in my mouth, so he didn't measure anything.

So we both just watched the door slam.

So it would be stuff like that where I'm like, that's great.

100%.

Yeah, yeah.

You didn't.

Even if you don't know what four feet looks like or two feet, it's like we know distance.

The fact that there was so much slack when you tied it to the doorknob means it wasn't going to pull anything.