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So today we are here to continue a little mini-series about some of the places that various members in our network,

the Dynamite Circle or DC, have ended up settling in as home for either their family,

their own personal lifestyle, or for their business.

Speaking of lifestyle, I've invited my co-host and business partner on to the program, Bossman. How you doing?

King of Lifestyle over here, man. I just heard about the weekend you're going to have.

And it's like you're having a proper Texas weekend. That's right. Give me the to-do list here.

I want to hear about it. Well, as soon as I get off this call, we're going skeet shooting.

I assume there might be a little bit of barbecue involved.

There's going to be a lot of Texas in this weekend, that's for sure. You're going to go car racing. That's right. You're probably going to go to like a cool honky tonk to go dancing or something. Already did it last night. Oh, man. The weekend has already started. I'm incredibly jealous. Let's get back to work here.

We'll cover Texas on another episode.

On the last episode we did like this, you interviewed me about Spain. We talked

to Shannon Weeks about Portugal. These types of episodes have surprised me because I guess

originally my idea was, well, that won't be all that interesting to talk about just one country for a whole episode.

But what ended up finding is that it's meeting these entrepreneurs vis-a-vis the country

that was the interesting part for me.

Yeah, and it's making it real and understanding that like there are expats living in these

countries and that's a real possibility for me because it still feels like it's,

well, number one, it is still kind of hard to get these things done. But it doesn't ever feel like

it's possible a lot of times, I think, as an American right, to live somewhere else. And especially

if you have a weaker passport, like it's certainly harder to live somewhere else. So this episode's

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