She would just take her fruit, her mom packed her a melon every day, and she would just throw it in the ivy and then she would eat fruit snacks and pudding cups, and I was like, "Riley, you can't do that, you have to eat the fruit." And she was like, "Why?" And I was like, "Well, when you throw the fruit in the ivy, pretty soon, it's going to be overgrown with melons," which is why I think I ended up telling stories to children and not being a nutritionist for children.
Arrojaba las frutas que su mamá le preparaba, las arrojaba en la hiedra y comía bocadillos de frutas budines, y yo le decía: "Riley, no puedes hacer eso, tienes que comer la fruta". Y ella: "¿Por qué?" Y yo: "Bueno, si tiras la fruta, muy pronto, todo estará cubierto de melones", por eso creo que terminé contando historias para niños y no como nutricionista infantil.