You're never too old to be thrown around telekinetically by a toddler.

Jack picks up the trashcan again, keeps it levitating for a moment, then experiments with tossing it around and catching it again. Usually when he plays with this power it's to throw things harder and faster, a challenge in breaking as many things as possible, so a more controlled form is an interesting change. Not as instantly gratifying or hilariously destructive, but interesting.

For about two minutes.

Then he gets more adventurous and pulls a couple other pieces of debris in. Now that's more like the frantic pace he's used to. He can only control one at a time, but how many can he keep in the air? Three? Five? Seven?

This is completely not the slow repeated practice he's meant to be doing.

Crash! Crash! Clatter!

...Also seven was too many.