When Quackity got back from the store, Tilin began excitedly signing to him about their day. Unfortunately, Quackity did not understand what Tilin was trying to tell him. "Kiddo, I don't understand. ¿Español? Or English?" He knew that might make Tilin upset, as they preferred sign, but he was trying to get them to speak more. Yes, the kids in their class mostly used ASL, or wrote in their notebooks, but the teacher encouraged the parents to get the kids to talk more.