man, because I actually hate cars. Like, I hate them. I can't stand how they're just, they're a waste of

time. They're a waste of energy. They're a waste of money. You just sink money into them.

What's up guys? Welcome to Five Minute Fatherhood. So have you ever thought about turning your

vehicles into assets instead of liabilities? One of the really cool

things about the way that our current internet economy is structured with sort of the sharing economy

is that it's possible to take the things in your life like your house, we've talked about that,

to podcast on that, and turn them into assets so that you're

generating some income. One of the reasons why we talk about this and why we're excited about it is

because for a lot of dads, with young families, you're constantly trying to balance how in the world

are I going to bring enough income in a way that's going to help me spend more time with my family.

Is there ways for me to take some of the things that,

some of the assets that we are generating kind of in this early stages of family,

you know, turn those into assets that can produce income,

and then create more freedom for the family, more integration.

And so Jeff has been experiencing or experimenting with Turo, yeah, where you can like post your car, like car sharing.

Talk to us about. Yeah, it's basically like Airbnb, but for your cars where you basically

personally list your car and then people can rent it just like a rental car company.

There's insurance and all. It's a great platform from a professional side there's insurance it's there's all they

have great service great customer service and yeah they're kind of disrupting the car rental

industry where i think they're kind of doing what like it's very um they're they're kind of

pushing back against all the annoying stuff people hate about rental car companies right where there's

there's not all these hidden fees the price that it is the price that it is. You know, it's super convenient, way more seamless than I like getting on a shuttle and doing all this paperwork and it's digital and easy and native and it's just way more seamless. So yeah. And then on Maui, like granted, we live at a place that is really great for it. and we have a lifestyle that's great for it. We work from

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