May have related this story already, my mind wanders. My kid and his best friend wanted me to pick them up some cheeseburgers a few weeks ago on my way home. My son doesn't like anything except meat and cheese, his friend only wanted ketchup and cheese. I order the burgers, bring them home, they pretty much rip the bags out of my hand because they're starving (couple of 12-year olds). The start unwrapping their burgers. My son immediately starts complaining that they put ketchup on his burger, while his friend is on the other side of the kitchen yelling that they DIDN'T put ketchup on his, that it only has meat and cheese. Now, both of these kids are literally about 6 feet from one another and can clearly here what the other is saying. I'm just standing back watching at this point wondering if these two kids are as dense as they seem or what. My son actually starts to walk over to the trash to scrape off the ketchup, while, at the same time his friend opens our fridge to check for a bottle of ketchup.....................At this point, I figure it's a lost cause and I just casually ask them "What if you guys just traded burgers, maybe that would work?" The look that crossed each of their faces was pretty good in the instant of realization..lol I then asked my son if he remembered where his room was or if he needed directions to the front door if they wanted to go outside later.....had both of them cracking up. These two kids are going to be driving in less than 4 years.....straight A's in school, absolutely no common sense whatsoever...lol