Robert Glazer

Not my whole test.

Like, glazers are or glazers aren't.

Like, I like when people, like, glazers tell the truth.

Glazers show up.

Glazers don't lie.

Glazers don't whine.

Right?

These are kind of mantras that, you know, 8 to 18-year-old kids can kind of remember and understand pretty simply.

I've given that example before.

And I joke that my answer is very different if it's a half an hour before we were due to leave the house versus five minutes after.

But now you're lying, right?

It's what do you think of this outlet?

Five minutes after we were supposed to be in the car, it looks great.

I think it's interesting.

Well, I didn't necessarily say that was ours.

Someone once told me it takes 10 years to know if your kids were listening to you.

And so you're going to repeat a lot of things at eight, nine, 10, 11.

What's going to be interesting for you is when your teenage kids do start calling you out on this stuff.

Right.

And they said, dad, you know, you're doing this or dad, like, Oh, he told us not to lie.