home by five, that s it, goodbye, or there would be a rule, you had to fend for yourself, stranger in the street, be quick, and you took that and none of that now. kat: and this they did not mention it, but now parents can track it kids their phones. tyrus: they are right next to them. kat: they will never know the joy, you can leave that, you can go missing, you can tell your parents, they have no idea where you work, and that was awesome. tyrus: we try to track the 8-year-old, she would hide the ipad somewhere in the house and go around the other side. she is in her room, and i would see somebody running by the back and i was like, i don t know about that gps, because she is smart. but these bulldozer parents, they don t let them do anything, that s why when they get to the certain age they fall completely apart. because they have no life
ventura and it went once, so i am very proud of that. very proud. kat: you have kids, do they drink and smoke cigarettes? tyrus: sure, the 8-yea 8-year-old. yeah, my 11-year-old, down the corner, all three of them. a little entrepreneur. okay, clearly all of those answers, while respected, coming from people on cool. no kid in there right i hate i hate these surveys or some experiments coming out, i do drugs and drink, none. and a dead giveaway is when they say my parents are too strict, have you seen these bulldozer parents, they are not strict, they don t go to parties because they are not allowed to unless they have a playdate, who ever heard of a playdate? your mom growing up, adm, be
learned that we wobble but they won t make it at,. i told you that confidence. is there anything worse than a woke to? the only thing worse is a book parent. a toys activity your job for you . when you kids get toys it s imagination time they re playin a being creative the 20 won t d the job for you. when i was a kid it was that g.i. joe transformers he-man al that stuff. then all of a sudden i came out with captain planet teaching at a pickup letter. nobody went that way. did like hey kids you can clean up your today when that kiss my bleep. i m gettable the world with megatron but this goes back to the bulldozer parents who want that ways to do that job for them you should be the one speaking to your child about what is real and what s up and
you know what i m saying? and that s been the whole administration as a hole. if you ever sat in the sa lan for a bad hair cut, i have. you know how it starts, what s he doing down the side, there s too much on the top. that s the presidency, what s he doing on the boarder? oh my god look at inflation. and then you get up and go i m never coming here again. kat: tyrus, do you have any comments raising kids in this economy? tyrus: pay your [bleep] on time. [cheers and applause]. tyrus: i don t know who they polled because my mother raced me and my brother on like $45 and some hand me downs. so it used to be a saying, you make a dollar out of $0.15. i don t know what these parents are buying. you know, it must be all the apple cards and roadblock cards and et cetera, bulldozer parents raise a lot of money. i still raise my kids the way my
and continue with first world problems and continue with what they say on social media post and what s actually going on in the world today. greg: excuse me, little burp there. they don t grow up. they don t have to. the bulldozer parents, they re trying to push their bulldozer agenda on people or dealing with real stuff and real problems and i m glad they rejected it. it s a small victory. greg: 60%, kat, that s 6 out of 10. don t you think that it would be great to have automatic automated or automatic recall votes? just have them every six months or a year? because they lot this [bleep] go on for three years, right? yes, actually. i think it would be a great idea. and this is shouldn t be surprising, obviously. it s like san francisco is also sold it is so liberal but it s also so expensive. even when you don t have to get your car windows replaced every three days or whatever because people are busting into them, and i hate this idea that, you