that young man love my joke so i'm picking joe up from school and he had the opportunity to be selected to participate in some cool art program where they were bringing in some third party some artists from some community and they were going to have this whole art exhibit where they were going to draw a car and then the car is going to get wrapped by the chosen design and he was really excited he's one of the youngest guys that was awarded the opportunity to participate so i'm like joe fire go crazy here's your t-shirt size so on the flyer it says pick up your child at 7 30 now always show up early for joe to be honest with you so i get there about 7 15 but i'm a chill you know i'm just gonna chill wait till 7 30 i don't want to be that parent i don't want to have him being super embarrassed and then i want to see how he acts when he get out with the little kids or whatever but 7 30 roll in now the school that he goes to is partnered with the college for creative studies so you got college students coming in and the likes of whoever so 7 30 come i tell joe meet me at this little sculpture i'm standing at the sculpture first off when i walk in i don't see any kids now it's it's 7 30 you know what i'm saying so i don't expect to see many kids but if there are kids that are in this program and you get out then where the hell are kids at no kids coming 7 35 no kids coming now i'm starting to get a little worried because anytime i've picked them up after school they've gotten out immediately I go to security. I'm like, hey, my son is in da-da-da-da-da. I'm picking him up. He's like, oh, they got out at 7 o'clock. Now my heart started being fast. I'm like, what you mean they got out at 7 o'clock? Voice getting a little louder. You know what I'm saying? What do you mean? He's like, they get out at 7 o'clock. I'm like, well, the email that I got, and I can pull up the attachment and show you the flyer. It says 730. He's like, well, I mean, you can't call him. I'm like, he doesn't have a cell phone. He pauses and is like, wait, how old is he? I'm like, he's 11 years old. What grade is he in? He's in his sixth grade, but the program gets, I'm trying to redirect the conversation because I can already see where he's headed. He's like, well, that's kind of weird. He doesn't have a cell phone. I'm like, we're not here to discuss if he has a cell phone. And I'm trying to establish where my child is. Can we figure out where they are? And then it goes to another thing where I'm trying to hit the elevator to go upstairs.