Some people are naming

Some people are naming kids like they're never going to grow up. Because baby names, they're getting insane. Everybody is naming their kid with what looks cute on a gold and beige nursery sign and they're not realizing that eventually this kid is going to be 42. They're going to have a real job. They could be a doctor, a lawyer, somebody's boss, a manager, and they're going to have to email people with the name you've given them. And at some point soon here, like every financial advisor is going to have an X and a Y in their name for some reason, like tell me why Braxton needs those letters. The name sounds great and it sounds cute when they're a baby, but once they're doing financial decisions, the name doesn't work anymore. And I know it sounds crazy and I don't want to sound like a boomer, but I genuinely think we're going so far into these insane names or unique names just for the sake of uniqueness. That now we're going to go backwards. Now everybody is going to name their kids something regular, old name like Paul or something just basic. Those names are going to actually be unique. There's going to be a kindergarten class full of Bailey with an X and a G and an H for some reason and bear and cash. And then there's going to be one Michael. That's all alone. And honestly, I think I'm here for it. I want to see a baby name, Greg, all business, no nickname. Or maybe even Pamela. Or Barbara. I want to see a baby name that's going to run that day-to-day care. Or maybe even Pamela. Or Barbara.