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Students Making Out with Their Own Parents
But I also make videos with them, and so to incentivize them, I'm like, when he gets an apple wash, I'm like, that's for— that's for that Brandale you sweated out that Sunday in the park with, you know, that drone that wouldn't fly.
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No, but it isn't about disciplining. It's about finding a way to give them everything they want and not have them be spoiled and have them be appreciative of everything they have.
So smaller supply.
So it's not so much, yeah, it's not so much, I mean, I think Wyatt and Charlie are very appreciative for what they have. They're not spoiled. They know about other kids that don't have those things.
But I also make videos with them, and so to incentivize them, I'm like, when he gets an apple wash, I'm like, that's for— that's for that Brandale you sweated out that Sunday in the park with, you know, that drone that wouldn't fly.
Totally.
But then on the other hand, it makes sense, you work with kids. So, so yeah, I think it's really important kids shouldn't be spoiled. Can I tell you something appreciative of what they have?
Can I tell you something? Yeah, no, it is. But can I tell you something that'll knock your socks off? Wyatt still believes in Santa Claus.