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at Xander.com. So my wife and I, when we got married, we started traveling in the oil field working

and started out making $20 an hour or whatever and, you have moved to this job moved to that job all over

the country about eight times uh we're 27 now we started when we were about 19 and uh in that you know

comes moving and keeping and we have kids we have two children so we've been keeping them away from

you know other family as well not on purpose but just the nature of the job, traveling with work.

So I have in-laws that sometimes seem a little bitter about that.

But the first overall question, I guess, is at what point, because I can stay home and make 50, 60, maybe 70,000 a year doing what I do.

But if I travel like I am now, I'm making about 200,000 right now.

So, you know, obviously a significant difference.

And the question is, where is that fine line with greed?

Of just chasing money to chase money.

Just make more money to make more money.

Is that what you're saying?

Yes, ma'am.

And I'm wondering where that switches because, you know, like the caller before, I have, you know,

I feel like I'm as good at father as any or I definitely try to be.

And right now I'm going from home about four days a week.

And they're actually, we just took home last year.

And so they're staying at home and I'm traveling from home about four days a week, and they're actually, we just moved home last year. And so they're staying at home, and I'm traveling back and forth, you know, every three or four days.

Yeah, that's a hard lifestyle to sustain for a long period of time with a family, in general, right?

How old are the kiddos?

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