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Your dad would have you and your brothers wear masks and like cover your faces when you would go out in public. How did you make sense of that, though, at the time when you were a kid? I mean, it just it made sense because it was like, oh, yeah, if you do this now, then you can go to Chuck E. Cheese and be normal this weekend because no one will know who you are. Like that that made sense to me. But it really pissed the press off. What doesn't? Fair. What doesn't? I think that people probably felt entitled to you guys as children of like, he's this figure that we get and he's ours and we get to comment and look at him like, we should be able to see the children too because he's your part of that entity. I always felt, you know, protected. We always had security. And, you know, sometimes crowds would get a little crazy, but there was still like this, you know, there's an adult you can grab onto.