B
Five and two.
A
Five and two. I have two, and mine are two and nine months, so, um, being, being home is real, I, I just am fortunate because I don't know a real lot of moms that get to stay home, and, uh, I just, it's just weird that I was just talking to somebody this morning who's, who's a working, uh, lady, a working mom, and, you know, these people have secretaries and these high power jobs, and it just seems like, um, she, she told me now her daughter took her first steps at the day care, and, uh, I just think, I, I, I just don't agree with that. I think it should be that people should get back to staying home and, and being family, more family oriented than, than not. You know, it seems like everybody's always so busy with everything that they're doing that there's no time for this and that and the other, and I hope it just doesn't get to where, you know, there's more women, more and more women going into the work force.
B
Well, I agree, I mean, but, I, I hate for them to make people feel bad that have to work, too, saying, you know, you should stay home, you know, otherwise your children aren't going to, you know, turn out, or whatever --
A
Yeah.
B
-- because that's not fair to, you know, like the single moms that have to work, or, if they wouldn't be able to make ends meet --
A
Uh-huh.