I decided to make a photo album for my dad on Father's Day, filling it with pictures of all the memories we've made together over the years

As he flipped through the pages, he got tears in his eyes and said, 'This is the best gift I've ever gotten – mostly because it's proof that I've been right all along, and I really am the coolest dad in all these photos.'

When I was a kid, I asked my dad if he believed in superheroes.

He just looked at me, grunted, and said, 'Only the ones who change tires, conquer spreadsheets, and occasionally grill a perfect burger.' Then he ruffled my hair, and for a second, I thought I saw his cape.

I asked my dad if the burgers were ready on Father's Day.

He just flipped one with his tongs and said, 'Not yet! They're still trying to *meat* my expectations!'

I asked my dad to teach me his secret to always knowing the right thing to say, no matter the situation, and he smiled and said

it's not about having all the answers, it's about being there to ask the questions together