Rebecca

So they weren't going to take any chances, just in case wishing actually could make monsters happen.

They didn't want to take any chances about what was going on in that box.

But by the time the children are six or seven, like grown-ups, they've understood that just wishing for things isn't going to actually make them happen.

Very, very adorable.

At the end of like the first week of college, you know, when everyone's desperately trying to fit in and everyone's, you know, it's important that you act cool and sophisticated and whatever.

Everyone begins complaining about the food that were being served.

What was the hard stuff in the sloppy joe?

You know, what was what was that mystery meat like?

What animal did it come from?

And I'm looking at these people like they are crazy.

Like I was like, the variety we are getting here every night, every night there's a different meal.

I mean, one night it's one night is mac and cheese.

One night it's mystery meat.

One night it's sloppy joe.

One night it's something.

I was like, how can you create it?

I mean, it's a testament to what great chefs they must be that they can make a different meal every single night of the week.

And they just kind of, they kind of stared and they're like, what?

And I'm like, what?

What?