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Then tomorrow night, it's a new adult couple's night.

Well, but Jimmy doesn't want to go because Jimmy's dairy-free and they're only serving yogurt.

You're like, you're the parent that's going to ruin this for all the rest.

And sure enough, once that one kid gets pulled up, then all the other kids are like, well, why isn't Jimmy?

Why can't I?

No.

no you have to hold the line you have to all agree and we're not get it we're not and this is the problem with kids all having apple watches because they can just text their parents be like i want out of the kids center you're like no this is why indy doesn't have any of that he's not getting a phone until he's 16 well it takes a village writer it takes a village

takes a village you gotta hold that line i feel like six and four and now now granted it's nearly seven and nearly five right so the tail end of six and four i feel like we finally hit the sweet spot so um i was i had a great we had a great vacation writer you were in hawaii how was hawaii

Hawaii was great.

And this was our fear because this was of no other kids trip, which is traditionally a disaster for Indy.

Exactly.

We learned that lesson.

We just always have to travel with other families.

But it's just so hard to coordinate.

You know, it's hard to find families that have the same schedule can, you know.

Just make it work.

And it's a little, it's, it's gotten better.

Yeah.

Because, like, when we were in New Zealand last year or a year and a half ago or whatever, and it was just the three of us, you know, in a camper van for three weeks with Indy.

A child.