Shane Jacobson

Put your shoes on, buddy.

You know, this is over every 20 seconds or every minute.

You got your shoes on, buddy.

Jack comes out with his shoes on.

Mate, you got to put your socks and shoes on because I realised, oh, he hasn't even got his socks on.

Socks and shoes on, buddy.

Socks and shoes on.

Now, this just goes for ages, right?

He's turned a corner.

He's now obsessed with going to school early and that has paid dividends, man.

And so now he wants to get to school 30 minutes before everyone else and that's

That's the train he's on now, and it's great because now he gets up, puts his socks and shoes on, but that's a hyper focus, right?

And then I go, brush your teeth, mate, brush your teeth, brush your teeth.

Between me telling him and he getting to the bathroom, he's spotted four things of interest, and one of those has got his attention so much he's doing it.

He's definitely not putting his socks on.

He's totally not putting his shoes in, and he certainly isn't brushing his teeth because that was a third command.

So that just goes on all morning.

You just run around repeating the same stuff over and over.

Now, I'll be honest, to me it's no different than humming Christmas carols in December.

I don't even know I'm doing it.