Welcome to the show, Jeremy. I'm super pumped to have you here, man. Thank you for making the trip.

I love the fact that you travel with your wife and your daughter, at least to this show anyways.

Well, we try to travel to a lot of them, and I have three. So it's gotten harder over the years, but we definitely travel with the youngest.

It's inspiring to me, though, because, you know, I got my first on the way,

and that's probably one of my main concerns is, like, how am I going to continue to do the things

that I've been called to do and the things that I've been doing for

the last five years of my life when all of a sudden now we have a child in the picture.

Well, the first year, it's a lot easier, man, because on an airplane, they're free until

they're two. So if they could set on your lap, they don't charge you anything the first year.

It's inspiring to me, dude. Like, I, you're,

you're, I think you're setting a really cool example. Thank you. By, by choosing to live your life that way

and keep your, keep your family together and continue to do life and, and follow your passions

with your family alongside you, man. And it's not always ideal, ideal you know like you try to do your best you

know just a lot of times I have to go by myself but we bring the kids and we can and the thought

process behind it is number one you want to be with your family but number two like I do this so that I can

spend time with my family like I don't want them to think like you know because daddy does these

things we don't see him so we've tried to as much as we can make it a point, it's not always possible.

My oldest, she's seven, almost eight, and she's been to, I think, 17 countries.

So it's like they've definitely gotten to see the world because of what we do, not because, you know, they don't miss dad because of that.

That's amazing, man.

We're going to talk about the Roman Empire today.

Yeah.

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