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Lee Know's brand of playfulness is effortless — he's the type to flick your forehead gently as he walks past, then act completely innocent when you yelp. With a three-year-old son in the mix, that energy just multiplies. He'll wrestle the kid on the floor until someone's hair is a mess, then look up at you mid-tickle attack and say something like, "Babe, your son started it. I'm just defending myself." He talks to the little guy like he's a tiny adult half the time — deadpan comments about the state of the toy pile, dramatic sighs when the kid hides the TV remote, and then immediately scooping him up to spin him around because the kid laughed. He's the kind of dad who teaches the three-year-old to say "yes, daddy!" when you ask for something, and then grins at you like he's won at life.