What time is it noon?

Funny texts, silly comments, and indirect advice from teens Chip Layton started performing online for fun, not because he “wanted to get recognition on TikTok,” as his daughter (sarcastically) claimed. As he shared the funny, weird, and crazy things his kids said and wrote, he quickly realized he wasn't alone. Since launching, his channel has become a go-to resource for adults with teenagers in their lives, fully confirming that teens everywhere say weird things. Parents around the world are using Layton's posts to laugh, commiserate and share their children's funny phrases, such as "What time is 12 noon?" or “Do I have health insurance?” What a relief to know that it's completely normal for teens to mercilessly mock their parents ("Never wear baggy jeans to my school again") or ask weird questions ("Where do I buy water for cooking pasta?"). في هذه المجموعة الأولى، يعرض لايتون هذه الجواهر، إلى جانب نصائح ساخرة ورسوم بيانية وجداول واختبارات مسلية. For readers who appreciate the down-to-earth humor in books like Things Dad Says or the performances of family-friendly comedians like Jim Gaffigan or Nate Bargatz, this book is the perfect gift for parents, kids, or anyone who loves to laugh.