Miles Bonsignore

I don't really do pranks like that anymore.

But when I was a kid, I was certainly like taping the squirt nozzle on the sink on April Fool's Day or whatever.

So my dad would turn it on and go, and I would like be waiting upstairs and I would hear like, damn it, Miles.

Right.

I don't think you should be pranking your kids.

My son, oh God, he would be so upset.

Like, yeah, just, I remember one time, like, yeah, I was like, like I have young kids.

So it was like, I was using a wet wipe to wipe his face.

And it's the same wet wipe we use to like wipe his bottom or whatever.

And he was like, is there poop on the wipe?

It's like, no, it's just the same type of wipe.

But I was like, the idea of forcing that reaction, it would be, I, yeah, I would never.

That's true.

You know, what's funny is like this type of thing is so it's so common on the Internet for people to develop outrage of like this is an immoral.

And it's like also like I don't want to be purity testing the ways that people do funny little things.

I mean, it's like ultimately, are we all OK?

Yeah, we're probably OK.

Is that common where somebody will kind of rock a post across the board?

Huh.

Why are... What was the question?