I was seven or eight years old and we'd get done with Sunday school, and they had these little bingo cards you'd push a tab over. It kept kids off the streets.

I've talked to a lot of older people who used to take the bus to the casino to play bingo, then afterwards they'd play the machines until the bus came to pick them up. They don't have that luxury any more.

It's been positive for them. When they go to high school, that's where it will be more challenging. Like I said, I didn't know how to divide, so when they get older, I'll know how to teach them. That's where it will start.

They have some hard hitters.

I was really excited after the first game. I thought we had a chance, but I don't know what happened. We couldn't pass for anything. We weren't talking and we weren't moving.

I think they're finally starting to gel.