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You know, in the podcast today, I had, I just had a throwaway line in there.

And I'm like, huh, that really gets me thinking.

Well, my mom was born in 1927.

You know, she had me in 68, youngest of eight kids.

And I'm thinking, you know, how much harder she had it?

Just because of the time that she was

born? 1927. Think of the health care back then. Think of the education back then. Think of

no internet back then. How hard it was. You know, was there a car? The assembly line? I guess right

around then. I'm not a history buff.ry ford invented the car maybe no television i mean

think about how good we got it right now so i'm i'd like that like that's motivational to me

like that motivates me to think about a hundred years we're just about a hundred years from then

when my mom was born that how much easier i have it than she had it and am I going to

leave that legacy for my kids take all of that all of that awesome sauce all of that ease for which

I can now be a parent and be an entrepreneur and change generation I think that's pretty cool

man looking back think about that when were your parents born what was it like for them

I bet it's a hell of a lot harder I bet it was all right All right. Think about that. We'll see you back on the podcast. Let's have a day to day.

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