Last segment before the top of the hour, I was asking the question basically out loud,

what was the worst job you ever had? Because I'm a firm believer that some of those

experiences from that worst job you ever had probably shaped you in a good way. It either pushed

you into the career that you felt you should have been in all along,

or it forced you to reassess your life at the minimum. Maybe it did both. And I think there's

always some great wisdom to be found in the worst job that someone ever had, because you would

probably learn a lot about a person just from the worst job that they had.

And I think that was proof positive when I was asking Brian Brumman.

And I don't know, Brian, like that.

And it came out of nowhere where he's a news anchor right now, but prior to this, he had 450 years as an auto mechanic.

I had no idea that he was that old, number one, and number two, that he had spent most

of his life working as an auto mechanic for BMWs, of course, very highfalutant, BMWs.

Yes, be very impressed.

It wasn't like he was, you know, a pet boy, something like that.

No, it was BMWs.

He was a certified auto mechanic for BMW.

Hey, there are levels, man.

They're a level.

But I will ask you this, because there is a point to all this.

What do you think being an auto mechanic taught you the most looking back, other than the obvious skill set?

Honestly, I appreciate. I was so miserable, honestly, personally, I was so miserable, honestly, personally. I Personally, I was, I was depressed for years.

And every day to me is a joy now.

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