He did. He picked up another one. But he didn't start at the beginning of the binder.
He started in the middle. He, like, skipped through to the middle. I feel like this is definitely a torture tactic, right? I'd rather listen to the view.
My daughter, Reagan, actually is probably one of the most based 18-year-olds you'd ever meet in your life. So it's possible to have a female like that in your family. My daughter is based.
I'll count you on that. She's just turning 18. But, dude, I had to go through hell to get her there, right? Like, I literally took everything I had, literally everything I had to get her to be just normal.
It's crazy. But isn't it worth it? I have a unique perspective in my family because we have a blended family. My older two kids, they're 26 and 28, raised by a liberal mom from New York.
My husband is, like, a moderate-leaning conservative. I'm a moderate-leaning conservative. Our daughter, who's 17, turning 18 next month, is able to call them out on a lot of shit.
Excuse my language. But it's interesting. As they get more towards their 30s, they are waking up and realizing the lies of the Democratic Party.
And they both live in New York City. In particular, my stepson, who's 26, he cannot stand the current, like, feminist, the whole liberal feminist movement. I mean, he has moved so far away from it.
In fact, it's probably the thing that's made him most conservative is the way feminism has literally just shoved down the girls' throats in college. So there's hope. But they need to season.
And they're not seasoned until they probably reach 30 and have had some real-life experiences. I've raised all my kids to lead, like, outlaw motorcycle clubs. Don't follow the rules, kids.
It's not worth it. The diverse kids. What? They hate the neurodiverse kids.
