Vince Vaughn

I like to go in and cool off on occasion. My kids like to go. It's like the amusement park. That's the thing with waiting to have kids until you're older. I'm conscious, like, I don't want to be, you don't want to be an old father. So you force yourself to do the stuff that one would have done when they were younger. But sometimes I'm not filled with joy while I'm participating.

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My daughter plays volleyball. Her team just, she plays for a volleyball club, Mizuno at 13 and they took third in the Junior Olympics. Is that right? No shit. Yeah, good for her. That's amazing. So she got your height and your leaps? She's a good athlete. Yeah, she's on the tall side. She enjoys that.

My daughter plays volleyball. Her team just, she plays for a volleyball club, Mizuno at 13 and they took third in the Junior Olympics. Is that right? No shit. Yeah, good for her. That's amazing. So she got your height and your leaps? She's a good athlete. Yeah, she's on the tall side. She enjoys that.

My daughter plays volleyball. Her team just, she plays for a volleyball club, Mizuno at 13 and they took third in the Junior Olympics. Is that right? No shit. Yeah, good for her. That's amazing. So she got your height and your leaps? She's a good athlete. Yeah, she's on the tall side. She enjoys that.

But yeah, we're just here, you know, obviously the kids and stuff, they get a lot of freedom to walk around and, you know, kind of participate and do stuff. I like the freedom for the kids. I think it's so nice if they can kind of, you know, navigate their own friend day. Right, right. Like the way we did, if the parents aren't so involved.

But yeah, we're just here, you know, obviously the kids and stuff, they get a lot of freedom to walk around and, you know, kind of participate and do stuff. I like the freedom for the kids. I think it's so nice if they can kind of, you know, navigate their own friend day. Right, right. Like the way we did, if the parents aren't so involved.

But yeah, we're just here, you know, obviously the kids and stuff, they get a lot of freedom to walk around and, you know, kind of participate and do stuff. I like the freedom for the kids. I think it's so nice if they can kind of, you know, navigate their own friend day. Right, right. Like the way we did, if the parents aren't so involved.

It's easier for us, and I think they get to grow quicker what they like and what they don't like because they're making those choices, and this gives a little more freedom to bike around and be able to do that.

It's easier for us, and I think they get to grow quicker what they like and what they don't like because they're making those choices, and this gives a little more freedom to bike around and be able to do that.

It's easier for us, and I think they get to grow quicker what they like and what they don't like because they're making those choices, and this gives a little more freedom to bike around and be able to do that.

I agree. I so agree with you. If you look at us, all of us born in 1970, and even in our conversation with two of us, you know, some of us not going to college, we were given a lot of bandwidth. Yeah. And we made mistakes, but there was a lot of figuring out just problem solving. Yes. And so I think if you're too restrictive with the kids...

I agree. I so agree with you. If you look at us, all of us born in 1970, and even in our conversation with two of us, you know, some of us not going to college, we were given a lot of bandwidth. Yeah. And we made mistakes, but there was a lot of figuring out just problem solving. Yes. And so I think if you're too restrictive with the kids...

I agree. I so agree with you. If you look at us, all of us born in 1970, and even in our conversation with two of us, you know, some of us not going to college, we were given a lot of bandwidth. Yeah. And we made mistakes, but there was a lot of figuring out just problem solving. Yes. And so I think if you're too restrictive with the kids...

you know, if you do it Little House style, like you and Peter B, then they just, they have a harder time. Like, when do they actualize? Is it at like 17 all of a sudden you say, okay, now you're going out there? So I think having conversations, hopefully they feel comfortable talking to you about stuff. But, you know, you're right. Like, if you go to a mall,