At the kindergarten.
When Heinz got out of the car, he insisted on carrying Little Gary in his arms when they made their way to the kindergarten.
Little Gary couldn't help but refuse and yelled, "Don't carry me. It's embarrassing."
"What's there to be embarrassed about?" Heinz questioned, "I'm carrying my son into the class. Who cares?"
"Heinz, you better let me down before I get angry," Little Gary grumbled. He felt that he was too grown up to be carried. It was too embarrassing. "Put me down quickly!"
Heinz was unwilling to give up, so he continued to hold Gary in his arms and didn't let go. He said, "Son, you have to understand. I'm very excited."
"What does it have to do with me if you're excited?" Little Gary scoffed as he struggled to jump down.
He was about to arrive at the door of the classroom, and even the teachers at the reception hall saw them. Gary felt very embarrassed.
Lester reminded, "President, you'd better listen to the Young Master."