 I think it might be a favorite. What kind, who wrote it? What kind of book is it? Is it a Richard? Let's see him. Toasted pastries. For the birthday boy. Oh, I want one. Always good. Joseph, Seth. I'm okay. I want one. Yeah, do it. You wanna see what they look like, buddy? Yummy, they got. Oh yeah, you've seen it before. They've got goodness in there. Let's feel my plane. Yeah, cool, buddy. I love it. Keep it right there. Let's get a picture of it shooting at your camera. Okay. Whoa, yep, whoa, good one. You got it. Is that cool? Yeah, it's cool. You got it, Joseph. Got him. You got him. Get the key card in. Pop-Tart action on the birthday. Does it get better than that? I said it does not. You two said no heads. Look at you, you are on it. That's right. I'll take that. Oh, bless you, honey. Do any change? One dollar. Perfect, thanks. Have a good one. What was she doing? That was crazy. Birthday drinks for Joseph. And Mama and Papa. Mama and Papa's birthday. That was a joke, but Sussie. Sussie drinks, Joseph. It's water. You get water. Mama and Papa get coffees. We gotta wake up. Yeah, we're taking you to monkey business. Come on out. You wanna swig? Hehehe. Okay, party cake. He gave us a ton of extra suckers. Party cake. Oh, Joseph, I wanna eat that cake right now. I know, doesn't it look amazing? All right, just Papa and Joseph time now. We got the birthday cake, first monkey business, then the birthday cake from Trader Joe's, and it looks amazing, amazing. But now, where are we going? We're going to Tuesday mornings. I wish I could, I... To pick out a present. I should, I should, I should be eating that cake right now. Hehehe. It looks so good. He wants to eat the cake right now. So, every birthday we let the boys go to the store and pick out a present. So, that's where we're going. We're going to Tuesday mornings. Good call. Successful, Joseph? Yes. We got it. What did we get? It is. It's a cool one. It's a car transporter. And it washes cars. Just have a bit. What? Have a good day, do you? Wow, that's just a good job. No messing around. Joseph, how many candles were there? Joseph, how many candles were there? Yeah, yeah. Joseph James, we love you. Happy number six, the big six. It's amazing that you are six years old. It's crazy. And at the dinner table, I was thinking about like, what one word would I choose to describe Joseph at the age of six? And it's easy for me. Inquisitive, inquisitive. Joseph, you are so curious. And I hope you watch this Sunday. But as a six-year-old, you are so eager to learn about the world. And you're witty, and you're smart, and we keep. Everything's OK. I'm back. I'm on the line with poison control. We're OK. We just want to make sure the birthday boy bit into something anyway. Hold on. This is real life, folks. That was not a drill. We just called poison control because a glow stick broke and somehow ended up in Joseph's mouth. Some of it, the liquid. He spit it out. We're OK. Everyone's OK. We called poison control. We got this under control. No, pun intended. And speaking of inquisitive, Joseph James, you are inquisitive. You're curious about the world, curious about what's inside glow sticks. We love you. Happy birthday. And let's just keep trucking together. Let's just keep trucking along to number seven. Seek beauty or a card. Love you, Joseph. See you tomorrow.