Chuong: I was going to say that back in Vietnam, there's several ways in preventing kids from acting bratty, but you're American and you wouldn't agree with our methods since we're still an authoritarian country, or at least similar to that of Singapore, even under Luong.

Zax: That and you're part of authoritarianism in your country. On top of that, you can basically do whatever you want within Luong's boundaries as long he's your President.

Jack: I'm going to say tracking your children's technological activities, especially under the Cinderella Law you used to have to keep kids off the internet during the wee hours of nighttime, is a bit much. Kyu is still isn't thrilled about the fact that his country, Korea, started that idea in the first place that inspired your country to follow suit.

Chuong: You Americans have it good where if any of your politicians decides to come up with a law like that, they will get impeached at record speed.

King Lacklund: I have to second you if you agree with me and say the Cinderella Law was the dumbest thing they ever did.

Super C: Such a law wouldn't fly here in the States. Instant veto; unconstitutional.

Leo: Exactly.

So this is the bio that I did an art piece of!

Now I know more about him after seeing this, bandmaster. Sorry I took long.

It's fine; I am patient. What matters is you got it done.