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Welcome back to the Field Crafts of Robert podcast. I'm your host Kevin Owens, not Kevin Estella.

But I'm here. You're here. Of course you're here. You do a lot of podcasts.

I was looking so far this year at the time of this recording, 31 podcasts have been released.

Do you be a terror to listen to yourself? I don't listen to my own podcast.

Like I heard it and I know there are sometimes where I'm like, like I can't believe I said that.

I don't listen to my own. Well, people understand you do a podcast and you talk for an hour,

two hours sometimes unscripted. Sometimes you're going to say stupid stuff. And I, you know,

I'm in the van sometimes. My wife and she wants to listen to a podcast. I'm on. I hate my own voice.

So I apologize to the people who hate my voice because I'm one of them. I'm right there with you.

Yeah, we all think we sound really cool until we listen to ourselves.

Oh, dude, I sound like a bitch. I'm bored. All right. So now you're in North Carolina.

Thank God. I feel like I'm back rumble. I've lost. Back on the East Coast, right? And you grow up in

Connecticut, Connecticut. I grew up in Connecticut. Was out in Utah for two years. Did that little

experiment, which was great until real estate prices got jacked through the roof and family

had some health issues. But back on the East Coast, and I'll tell you like even just driving back and

hitting the Western border of North Carolina, I was like, I recognize that tree. I recognize that.

Like that's me being at like a total like nature nerd, but like, but knowing the East Coast was

better than the West, it feels so damn good to be back here. Yeah. So the I drew, you know,

when I worked in New York many, many years ago, I thought Connecticut was like beautiful and really

high-end and rich and I drove through some places. The way up to New Hampshire. Not so much. Yeah.

Yeah, it's like anywhere, right? Everywhere's got good and bad areas. And I just drove through the

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