Robert Glazer

And that seems like a lie.

And, and, and it's going to at least,

form a discussion about values.

But if you go, oh, no, no, that's for me, not you, then you've lost all credibility.

You've lost all credibility.

But I think this is where like an intelligent discussion.

And, you know, one of the things I have a mantra, there's a best version of the truth.

And to me, that's different than lie.

The difference is a white lie is that a white lie is often incompatible with the truth.

The best version of the truth could be a cliff note version of the truth that doesn't contain all of the stuff that people don't need to know at the time.

But if that all comes out, it's not inconsistent.

So that could be like, again, a discussion point with my kids.

And they said, actually, you lied there.

I said, no, like, here's the difference.

I did not tell you all of it because first of all, it wasn't my thing to tell you.

And we knew some stuff was going on.

So I told you the amount that I felt appropriate with, but it was not inconsistent with the truth.

So it...

Yeah.

And you should admit where you screwed up.