The Bert Show. The idea seems good on paper as far as content goes, but actually you doing it, Mo, would be a really tough weekend.

Man, I have so much anxiety over this. I think you're at a different place in your life now. You may be too soft for this.

I think so. I don't disagree with you, but like you said, man, content wise, this is hard to turn down.

So I'm kind of stuck in the middle and I have a choice to make.

So last week on my podcast called In The Moment, which is under Byrds Network Pioneer, we had a special guest, and she goes by the name of Mother Nature.

She's really popular online, and that's mostly in part to the fact that she lives out of her car by choice.

She has lived out of her car for five years.

She has a fiance who also lives out of a van, and this is the way she has chose to live her life because she just doesn't feel like she needs anything more.

Just to give a tease on the podcast also without giving it all away, did she choose this life or did it happen because she was broke and had to live out of it? And then she's like, oh, this is kind of cool.

Yeah, no, like I said, she chose this life. She says when she was younger, she just kind of always

had this feeling that she just wanted complete freedom in her life, like under any circumstances.

She feels like people who live in homes are actually crazy.

Like, that was her word.

She's like, I don't get it.

Y'all want to stay in one place, like, your whole life, and you don't get to explore

and just be free to venture out and do whatever you want, whenever you want.

And she wants that lifestyle.

She enjoys that lifestyle.

This is so interesting to me because there's a psychological aspect to it also.

Did you talk about how she grew up, like why she doesn't want roots? Yeah, well, she said that

she grew up in a normal household, but for her herself, she just never enjoyed being, like feeling

as if she was confined. She just always felt that way. She said she, she, she, she, uh, she tracked it

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