Steve Covino

It's another conversation for another day.

Do you say no just to say no?

Let's say you take your daughter to go see Frozen on Ice.

Does she need the little Elsa $30 spinny light?

When they're grown up and you're yearning for that time again, is it really going to hurt you in the wallet when you look back and say, man, I wish I didn't buy her that $6 thing?

I have overcorrected so badly on toys.

Koa has bins and boxes.

But is he a good kid?

Well, that's how I look at it, right?

That's how you rationalize it, right?

Yeah, if they're good kids and they're doing their part or whatever and they're getting good grades, it's like, what more do you want a kid to do?

So anyway, based on Mr. Potato Head.

Yeah, but I still want my He-Man castle.

Get it, Danny G. Danny, you can sell those toys, too, and find new toys.

Oh, good question.

You know what?

I wonder if it's as much as it was when we were kids growing up because now they just hit social media.

It's still a lot.

It's got to be like a year.

Yeah, this isn't just limited to TV.