B
But, and they, they take care of another child and I, I can actually n, could name five or six people around my neighborhood that really do a good job on this.
A
Uh-huh. And they, yeah.
B
And I mean that's another possibility and, you know, you might want to stay home one year and some other lady might want to stay home for a, a few years and ...
A
I haven't thought about that. Yeah. And actually my neighbor has an eighteen month old and she's at home part-time paralegal. So I'm thinking, um.
B
Yeah, yeah.
A
And we get along fantastically so I'm thinking, you know. And that's the way you have to, uh, how wa-, I'm just real curious. How was the Middle East in terms of that with children? Is that, is child care or that type of idea completely foreign to them?