MOM: Call me later.
ME: Okay, later.
MOM: Oh, that was clever.
ME: Yes. Very.
MOM: But, I’m still sharp because most old people wouldn’t get it.
ME: Yep. Sharp as a marble.
MOM: Oh, Julie.
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