Miles Bonsignore

We'll all do a day trip together.

I think that it doesn't have to be like, we'll never go.

But I think that it's crazy to expect that, well, you get to have full supervision in a place that I think is totally unsafe.

And I can't go with you.

It does sound like a cool, rustic experience that actually probably would be great for a kid.

But if they're not going to, you know, they don't remember also what it was like to have young kids because it was probably 30 years ago.

Yeah.

40 years ago.

I think that that's like an interesting thing about like my parents are really wonderful and my wife's parents are really wonderful.

But there are some things that they forget because when they had babies, that was 30 years ago.

So it's like, of course, there would be like, oh, yeah, we forgot how we did this because it was a long ass time ago.

Also, yeah, 100%.

And also the idea that the child's being robbed of like a childhood, how they used to grow up.

When the child's five, they can go back.

Three is a crazy, like my son in between ages when he turned three and how old he is now, which is like, you know, three and a half ish.

That jump was so significant.

It is a totally different child.

Like he is so much more capable.

I'm never worried about him like falling or tripping on that stuff like that much anymore.

But when he was three, it was like, he just learned to walk.