Dutch Blitz

We play a lot of card games in our family.

We play a lot of a game called Dutch Blitz.

You ever play Dutch Blitz?

Mm-mm.

It's a lot of fun.

If you get a group of people, play Dutch Blitz.

[clears throat] Play four up to eight people at a time, and it's just madness at the table.

We play a lot of that.

But I don't know what else we do.

We'll, like, play Dutch Blitz and, like, drink a little bit.

But [laughs]...

Yeah.

Get the-

I, I'm...

The main thing I'll miss is just hanging out with everybody, and truly, like, being able, like, just doing life together is really fun, and the late nights, and the Dutch Blitz, and the long yaps, and waking up in the morning, and all sitting together at the table with our coffee and working on our own little endeavors.

Like, I think I'll just miss sharing the moments together.

Like guys are just not like shoulder to shoulder, you know, like guys sitting down for a cup of coffee with a guy when they're like 14, it's just, it's painful.

So like, I mean, we'll, we'll go barbecue is kind of the thing that we do together, but like, um, it's very different, but every Saturday, I take Karis out for breakfast and we go, we take a deck of cards and we play Dutch Blitz together and she destroys me every Saturday.

But it's just like a little date for us.

I think that this is so very important because a woman is being shaped by her relationship with both her father and her mother.

I don't play nerds.

I play Dutch Blitz.

Same thing.

You didn't play it the right way.