The English language can be difficult to master, especially when it comes to prepositions. Luke has a few funny quirks when he talks that get us chuckling every time. I italicized the way Luke twists the phrase around.
"Daddy, don't go FOR work." Every morning when Scott is getting ready to go to work, Luke will emphatically say this phrase followed by "You take your shoes off." Having your shoes on means going for (or "to" ... however you prefer to say it) work.
"You take my coat ON?" If you take a coat off, why don't you take it on, too? Luke thinks you do.
To, for, 6, 8 ... Luke-isms we appreciate!
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