Normalize Strangers Holding Babies | SubwayTakes FULL EPISODE

So, what's your take? >> Let me hold your baby. >> 100% disagree. Let me hold your baby. >> No, if you have a anyone who has a baby, not specific, you do have a baby. I do have a baby. Okay. So, have you ever been uh uh let's say you're at the airport and and you're stressed, you're

frazzled, you need a latte, but you got this baby. You don't want to hold Let me hold the baby. You get a latte. I feel fulfilled for 5 minutes. >> And and it's a community. >> Okay. This is a much better take than I originally thought. At first, I thought you just wanted to hold people's babies,

which I think is a big no no. >> Well, you're actually trying to be a good Samaritan. >> Yes. Was it It's equal. You know, you you get a break. It's community. This is what you would do if you lived in a village. I assume that you would just you you'd say, "Hey, I'll take care of

the baby." >> We do live in a village. >> Well, that's what I want to do. I think part of being in a village, you got to say, "Well, you know, cuz I'm cool." >> You want to be Auntie John Marco. >> Auntie John Marco. That's fine. Like, would you ever would you ever if I if uh

if you didn't know me? If I was holding 15 burritos and luggage and walking a dog and holding a stroller, I and and a man said, "Can I hold your baby?" I would say, "No." It's just cuz I'm a man. >> What if you steal the baby? >> You know me. I'm I'm not going to steal

your baby. You know me. Okay. I say, "What if there was like uh like uh I hate to use the word registry, but like of people who are who are cool like, "Hey, don't worry. I'm not going to steal your baby. Look at this card." >> And like make them a part of society.