My daughter Katelyn, my 15-year-old, she and I were in the car, and we were driving down the road, and she was sitting there, and she had this idea, and she goes, "Dad, I've got this idea." And so I listened to her idea and I said, "Katelyn, that's impossible." And she looks at me and she goes, "Dad, after what you just did, how can you call anything impossible?" And I laughed, and I said, "OK, it's not impossible, it's just very, very hard." And then I paused for a second, and I said, "Katelyn, it may not be impossible, it may not even be very, very hard, it's just that I don't know how to do it."
Mi hija Katelyn, mi hija de 15 años, ella y yo estábamos en el auto, y estábamos por la carretera en el auto y estaba sentada allí, y me dice: "Papá, tengo esta idea". Y escuché su idea y le dije: "Katelyn, eso es imposible". Y me mira y me dice: "Papá, después de lo que acabas de hacer, ¿cómo se puede decir que algo es imposible?" Y me reí y le dije: "Está bien, no es imposible, es muy, muy difícil".