I stand back and watch my daughter at the top of the slide and another kid pushes past her and goes ahead. And I just wait. And the mom’s right up there saying, ‘Oh, Johnny, don’t push in front of her, you shouldn’t blah-blah-blah.’ And I feel like, ‘It’s okay. I’m going to let her make that choice.’ And my daughter looks at me, and I say, ‘If you don’t like what he did, you need to tell him.’ I’m not going to solve that problem for her.
