front of them so that they can go into the second half of the day with like a good brain. >> do you have a children's menu at your restaurant? as a parent, one of the things i'm always irritated by is the idea that kids with opt out into sort of the least healthy options. they're not even asked to in a dining out experience sort of think about, okay, maybe i don't want the pasta with all that on it but i'll just take some plain pasta or i'll take some green beans or something. >> i don't present a children's menu to people at either restaurant, but of course if somebody comes in and their children wants a plate of buttered pasta, we'll make it. when our daughter was very, very, very young we walked into this restaurant we really wanted to try in vermont and this guy gave me this speech about how i want my -- i want all the kids to try the food. i said, yeah, but what happens if i want my kid to try to eat something and we'll put the vegetables in it, but again with my daughter it took time.