SPEAKER_00 0:00

Can we come back to the uh feeding the uh family for under fifty bucks at the fast food place is pretty easy. This guy did it at Chick-fil-A. It was brilliant. He ordered their nuggets. Yep. And they ordered, I think he said the biscuits. Yes. So two separate things. And then they assembled their own little chicken sandwiches for the kids.

SPEAKER_01 0:17

Now you figure that's probably part of the cost is the assembly. So now it's like, well, don't charge me because I'm gonna do it myself.

SPEAKER_00 0:22

Well, and also it works brilliant because, like we said, most kids don't like tomatoes and lettuce and stuff like that on a chicken sandwich. They'll eat the sauce probably, but you know. Uh I mean, honestly, Lydia, just give her a little thing of ranch to dip it in. That's all she cares about.

SPEAKER_01 0:36

Right, and you can get that at home.

SPEAKER_00 0:37

And then uh, well, or McDonald's does put it in with the nuggets. Oh, yeah. You don't have to go crazy with it. But uh, I want to come over to this one. 9778 says, We buy the $6 uh uh McDouble meals instead of the Happy Meals, and you get the McDouble, four-piece nuggets, and a drink. Fries and a drink. There's a way around the system of buying the happy meals for 12 bucks. Well, they're not 12 bucks, but like well, if you have a couple of kids, they are.

SPEAKER_01 1:06

I like the workarounds for sure. Especially when you see these on social, it's the same where you go to like a Starbucks or something whenever you order. There sometimes will be a workaround that you just never thought of for yourself. Yeah. I also was saying, do your kids notice that it's not the real deal when it comes to like they're not actually getting the chicken sandwich? Do they care? And the reason I was asking is like I was comparing it to over the weekend, we were with Zach's family, and we got his niece a knockoff Nito. Yeah. Because that's all they had. Well, here I got this message. Nido's does drops. What the newest one, uh, when what the newest one out is so kids follow them. They freaking know if it's real or not.

SPEAKER_00 1:49

Well, they do, but they're but like in Lydia's case, she loves any squishy. That's where I'm I mean, she really loves the fact she has a Nido. Yes. But at the same time, she's a the it's a weird trend, this squishy trend.

SPEAKER_01 2:03

Yeah, like dumplings, the cheese, the cheese wedges.

SPEAKER_00 2:06

And and these and it goes up to a certain age. Like it keeps going to like uh 13, 14. I'm like, Does Gavin care? I mean, he'll squish it a few times. It's just weird to me because I'm like, this is like a toy you would expect an infant to be like fondling like it's very sensory oriented.

SPEAKER_01 2:24

Yes, that's true. Also, they feel gross. Have you ever touched one?

SPEAKER_00 2:27

Oh, I yeah, there's a I think there might be a needle in my car right now. Oh, I better lock the door. Somebody's about ready to come up college am and rip it off.