Hey this is Jake from Wisconsin. You thought State Farm didn't you? I just want to start

by saying I love all your stuff and your music and your YouTube and your family. Thank

you buddy. It says, but I want to know when things get rough, when it seems like no one

is there for you or mainly the one or mainly the one that you want to be there for you

doesn't seem to care. How do you push through to find motivation to move on and be happy

again? How do you find happiness when it seems like there is none left? I'm glad we pulled

up this question.

All right one of my favorite guests Chad, people are lucky that ask questions today. Chad is

so grounded such a good thinker, good listener, good at kind of... I hope my wife's listening.

Yeah, you're getting all this? Yeah, yeah. Yeah, you could kind of craft your way unbiasedly through

these questions from the listeners and I love that about you and so I look forward to every time

you come to the e-charm. So if you guys want to, if you have any question, Granger Smith podcast at

gmail.com. That's the email email away. The more and more I get your emails, the more and more

categories I get to divide them into and the categories are pretty broad. So I split these up

a little bit today and I'm going to kind of leave some of these to you. I'm going to start with,

I'm going to start with a very light one. It's his hey, Granger, my name is Dakota. What,

my question is, what is your favorite dog breed?

It's a, are you a dog guy? I am. Okay. Yeah, I've got a crazy story about a dog. So I grew up with

dogs and then got married and my wife did not grow up with dogs. Her, her dad was really allergic

and so they could never have dogs. So then we get married and I'm like, hey, what do you think

about a dog? And she's like, no, that's just one other thing to take care of. And I'm like, okay,

and then I go on a trip about a year ago, a year and a couple months to Uganda. And I'm there

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