Simone Knego

And that's crazy to me.

It's like some of this stuff has become so mainstream, which never.

I mean, when I was a kid, the only thing you could do on a plane was smoke a cigarette, which was crazy to me that there was a smoking section on a plane, you know?

But the things that are happening today just blow my mind that we have to

put out these statements saying, please don't hurt this person or please be respectful when you're ordering.

And it's crazy to me that that is really the society we're living in.

Yeah, I would say that two things.

I think we have a lot of really angry people.

I mean, everything is very confusing right now.

I would say also that I don't think that we talk enough to our kids about specific things.

And some of my daughter's friends will come over, they'll walk in the door and they won't even say hi.

And I'll stop them every single time and be like, you know, hi, so-and-so, how's your day going?

Oh, hi, Mrs. Canego.

And I always say to my daughter, I was like, please tell me that you don't behave like that.

And she said, I would never behave like that.

And I was like, well, then why do you hang out with people that do?

Like, this blows my mind because this is common courtesy, common skills.

You acknowledge people's presence, right?

And my older kids, their friends will come and hang on the couch with us

But something in this age group where they're scared to say hi, they don't want to deal with us.