Joshua Smith.

Jordan.

How's it going?

We're live, brother.

I know you know that.

I know you know we're live, but I was telling you we're live. I love it. Hey, listen, at least this time we didn't have any sort of microphone issue that people got to listen into. No, I, no, no, I cut that out. I did cut that out. I usually don't edit podcast, but like we had a three and a half minute like, can you hear me?

Can no, can you hear me now?

I cut that out I did cut that I usually don't edit podcast but like we had a three and a half minute like can you hear me can no can you hear me now I cut that part out okay all right all right I'll turn the edges if I need to but I don't edit any of the inside right right it's a better setup how you doing I'm good man I'm good dude I'm I'm good. Dude, I'm, I'm tired, bro. I'm tired. Just, uh, you know what I mean? But you know what I mean? You got two kids. You've got a dog. You run a business. Like, I'm assuming you know exactly what I mean, except maybe even more because you're older and that just happens. You're probably even more tired than I am.

Yeah, yeah, probably.

Well, no, but like, yeah, I mean, it's having, having kids, having, I mean, listen, you got one more on the way.

You got a kid.

You got a brand new puppy.

You're building the house.

It's kind of what we've talked about like way, way back when we went over that whole battery analogy, you know, and, you know, the short version for anybody who missed it is just

if you imagine you have your own internal battery and life is like apps on your phone and, like,

you have a finance app, you have a family app, and like they all can drain your battery.

We have finite resources.

And it is really hard because I think most people budget their day. And the problem is if you kind of say, all right, tomorrow I need at least 70% battery to get everything done. Well, if you

have a crap night's sleep or you're not feeling great or something

unexpected happens and you wake up and your batteries at 60%, all of a sudden, you've budgeted

for 70 and you don't have it, which means it's figuring out where do I get it? How do I build it

back up? Or you have to cut things. And most of the time, people's go-to is they cut

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