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"When Conan O&amp;apos;Brien has a tech malfunction in his household, he turns to his 8-year-old son, Beckett. &amp;quot;My son is far more technologically advanced than I&amp;apos;ll ever be,&amp;quot; the talk show host tells Us Weekly. &amp;quot;I can use an iPhone, but my son is now, like, reprogramming the router in our house.&amp;quot;\r\n\r\nWhen his class was asked to dress up as their hero in the school play, Beckett didn&amp;apos;t choose his father&amp;#x2014;he dressed as Steve Jobs.\r\n\r\n&amp;quot;He wore the turtleneck and the glasses and started haggling with me over contracts. He was pretty intense,&amp;quot; O&amp;apos;Brien says of his boy. &amp;quot;He started arguing with me and I was like, &amp;apos;I&amp;apos;m arguing with the reincarnated Steve Jobs literally.&amp;apos; [Beckett and sister Neve, 10] are now smarter than me.&amp;quot;\r\n\r\nThough his son and daughter with wife, Liza, know what their dad does for a living, O&amp;apos;Brien is okay with the fact that his son chose a different well-known hero for the school play. &amp;quot;If I had my wish, they would think I was an insurance broker,&amp;quot; explains the Conan host, who just renewed his deal with TBS to host the talk show for four more years. &amp;quot;We don&amp;apos;t expose them to the show that much. We try to keep them outside as much as possible and really limit screen time.&amp;quot;\r\n\r\nKeeping his kids active this summer by playing baseball and basketball with them, O&amp;apos;Brien says he&amp;apos;s slowly starting to warm up to his son&amp;apos;s newest extracurricular activity: Minecraft. &amp;quot;I actually don&amp;apos;t mind because it&amp;apos;s got a creative element to it,&amp;quot; O&amp;apos;Brien says of Beckett&amp;apos;s favorite computer and video game. &amp;quot;Every now and then, I&amp;apos;ll come by and he&amp;apos;s built an empire and he&amp;apos;s enslaved a population.&amp;quot;"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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