B
Uh-huh.
A
And I, and I, and I'm saying to myself, well, you know, y-, you dump your, your, your little turnip off to, uh, you know, this child care place and they don't pay very much and w, why, why would they be interested in, in your little turnip unless, you know, one of the motivations in the hidden agenda is well that's somebody to molest, you know.
B
Uh-huh.
A
And, uh, that's a terrible kind of thing and I don't think my children have ever been subject to that but my wife didn't work and so we really didn't have that much exposure to it.
B
Uh-huh. Well I am a working mother. I have three children and my children, since I, uh, since they were very young, I've had various, um, different alternatives, child care arrangements and like most working mothers I'm really not defensive about it. I personally feel, uh, in our particular situation, I'm a much better mother when I work out of the home and my kids, I think, are very, very secure, well raised children. My comment on this is that we paid an absolute fortune --
A
Huh.