Tyler

Well, OK, but like I, I, I, I'm just saying, you know, you're going to get different. You're going to get different outcomes than Hungary will.

like like rehab centers where families could send their kids because they were too addicted to online games. And I don't mean like, you know, you're playing on your phone a little bit. I mean, like you're literally on for. Yeah, there are kids. Yeah. Yeah. It's a huge thing in Asia. Yeah.

like like rehab centers where families could send their kids because they were too addicted to online games. And I don't mean like, you know, you're playing on your phone a little bit. I mean, like you're literally on for. Yeah, there are kids. Yeah. Yeah. It's a huge thing in Asia. Yeah.

And go ahead. One of the, you know, I guess, thought crimes on this could also be that the the math for both parents working actually drops off as you increase children. Right. So having one kid in daycare, OK, not super expensive. Now, all of a sudden you've got two kids in daycare. Now, now it is getting really expensive. Three kids, four kids. Now, wait a minute.

And go ahead. One of the, you know, I guess, thought crimes on this could also be that the the math for both parents working actually drops off as you increase children. Right. So having one kid in daycare, OK, not super expensive. Now, all of a sudden you've got two kids in daycare. Now, now it is getting really expensive. Three kids, four kids. Now, wait a minute.

You have all these kids in daycare. Suddenly you're spending more on daycare than that second job, that second income for a dual income household actually brings in. So suddenly you're saying, wait, wait a second. Is this sort of like a dual income trap? Because we both want to go out of the house and work, but we're actually not making enough money. to have this many kids.

You have all these kids in daycare. Suddenly you're spending more on daycare than that second job, that second income for a dual income household actually brings in. So suddenly you're saying, wait, wait a second. Is this sort of like a dual income trap? Because we both want to go out of the house and work, but we're actually not making enough money. to have this many kids.

So why would we be able to do that if we want to have more kids? You know what I'm saying? So it actually prevents you from having more kids because of the exorbitant cost of daycare. And so that's why J.D.

So why would we be able to do that if we want to have more kids? You know what I'm saying? So it actually prevents you from having more kids because of the exorbitant cost of daycare. And so that's why J.D.

Vance talked about this at great length during the campaign, as we all know, that that's why to him, making it so that you could live as a family on a single income would actually help better for family formation, because then you've got one parent that can stay home with multiple children.

Vance talked about this at great length during the campaign, as we all know, that that's why to him, making it so that you could live as a family on a single income would actually help better for family formation, because then you've got one parent that can stay home with multiple children.

You don't have to put your kids into daycare because it is in a situation where both parents are forced to work.

You don't have to put your kids into daycare because it is in a situation where both parents are forced to work.

We did, too.

We did, too.

We did have a COVID baby, yep.

We did have a COVID baby, yep.

So will the baby boom work? You know what's interesting about this? I always talk about it. Do you guys remember the movie It's a Wonderful Life, like the Christmas movie, that one? And they go into like – I'm not going to read the whole thing, but it's like they go into the nightmare version of the world if George Bailey had never lived. And he goes into – he says, I want to see my wife.

So will the baby boom work? You know what's interesting about this? I always talk about it. Do you guys remember the movie It's a Wonderful Life, like the Christmas movie, that one? And they go into like – I'm not going to read the whole thing, but it's like they go into the nightmare version of the world if George Bailey had never lived. And he goes into – he says, I want to see my wife.

I want to see Mary. And he's being walked through, and it's sort of a Dickensian kind of take on things.