B
Same thing, same thing that the, her kids had, right?
A
Right. Well,
B
And so, uh, we didn't take her over there until like about eleven o'clock. Then he, she'd take my son and her daughter over t-, to kindergarten. But s-, that day, uh, I was saying now he, he's sick. And she goes well, she goes, he has the same thing that all my kids have. That's what he got, you know. Goes, well, okay, so it's not like he's going to infect her kids. But then what happened was, is, I said, uh, he just threw up and kindergarten starts at eleven thirty so she said well she'll keep him home and he'll probably just sleep anyway.
A
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B
Well, you know, what that woman sent her, sent him to kindergarten. She sent him to kindergarten. As soon as he went there, the teacher took one look at him and he threw up again and they put him in the nursery, uh, they put him in the nurse's office.
A
Guess so, yeah.