Hey, this is John Gordon with Positive You. And today, my guess is Jimmy Rex. Jimmy,

how you doing?

I was so good to be here, John. Thanks for having me.

It's great to have you. So Jimmy, take us back when you were a kid. What did you want

to be when you grew up? It was funny. I went, you know, when I was a kid, I was a super

ambitious kid always. I was the kid doing the lemonade stand and selling baseball cards

and all those things, right? I remember I, you know, when I was a little kid, I'd go

to, I went to one grocery store and I noticed that they had hot tamales, the big boxes

you get at the theater for like 20 cents for some reason. It was just, this is just crazy

sell. And so I went and borrowed 10 bucks from my dad, bought like 30 of them and went

and sold them for a buck door to door. You know, I mean, I did that before I was probably

seven, eight, nine years old. And so I just always had that entrepreneur ambitiousness.

But I also, you know, I went through my phase where I wanted to be an army sniper and a lawyer

and all those things. But as I kind of got older, I realized I was going to end up in the

business world. And so, you know, once I realized I wasn't good enough to be a major league

baseball player, that's where I settled in. So yeah, that was when I was a kid, I just,

you know, it was just always hustling and trying to figure out life. I grew up in a, you

know, a household that really gave me a lot of freedom to roam. We had like 10 acres

with a barn and some horses and but lived in the middle of a neighborhood too. It was kind

of a weird thing. We were the only ones that had any land. And so we just go play

in these fields and go hang out and just it was just a really fun childhood. I had a happy

childhood. Where did you go? I grew up in Utah. So, you know, it's kind of a funny place out here.

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