Tim Poole

because it's basically about learning about math and values.

And blackjack as well.

So we're going to play blackjack.

Yeah, first grade is when I got my first fake cardboard cutout money, and I could learn, like, a dime is worth this.

That was, like, at age five or six.

Do that.

Get the economy stuff out of the way early.

There's not going to be physical money, bro.

Yeah.

You've got to teach them about history.

In history class, you can teach them about cash.

Yeah, I'm like, none of these weird kid songs.

You know, my attitude is...

You want to teach your child what it means to be a functioning adult with values, right?

Do you today, as an adult, find value in the green grass grows all around?

No, but you have fond memories of being a little kid and singing that song, maybe, but it never comes up.

I will tell you this, I can sing Bohemian Rhapsody, so my point is, what creates social connections and is better, play classic music for your kid.

Like, cut out the vulgar stuff.

But, you know, sound of silence.

Come on.