Way to go Dad! Thats a trip he will remember forever.

Hey Rick! I can relate to the “Oh just forget it” conversation! That automatically reminded me of 1987: I was driving for National Tire Wholesale at the time (now National Tire and Battery) and I had to take a load of tires to San Antonio one Saturday (rare occasion) from Houston, and, I decided to take my daughter with me who was four years old at the time. Now picture this: I’m driving a cab over truck and it’s like a mile distance between her and I…she’s all strapped in her car seat which in turn is strapped onto the passenger seat. I was Just like YOU, and I kept saying “What?”…”What’d you say?”Finally after the first 50 miles she’d just get the most disgusted look on her face and I had to laugh out loud! (I’m sure passing cars that looked up and seeing her and looking like she’s a co-driver or something was something they just didn’t see everyday!) Those were great conversation comms you got for you and Tanner! I don’t have to worry about those kind of things bc when I’m talking to myself we’re on the same frequency and I have no hearing impairments 😂 Good to see ya’ again in video! Stay safe and pump more videos out to us! ~Jim~

This is pretty informative awesome work!

Great video Rick! God bless my friend!

Thank you! Good stuff!!

You just described my son!

Why do teens mummble to parents yet have booming conversations when playing online games with headsets? It drives me crazy.

That is a good idea.

😂🎉😂 omg, your description of how kids react was priceless..." That's gay dad.."😮😅 Then when it got used, all was good😊🎉🎉...but Rick didn't you know we kids assume our ol man can hear us even when talking to the passenger window😂😅

Might want to watch it if it's legal to have a headset on while driving. I think Illegal in IL.