Have you had to adjust your schedule?

Have you become more organized?

Have you had to cut some things out of your life for all the time that comes with being a father?

Yeah, definitely not as much golf.

Golf time has cut down significantly in video games.

But I still am able to get out there every once in a while.

Brittany's a champ.

She's kind of doing it all. I'm just kind of like the cheerleader on the sideline, just asking her what I need to do. But, I mean, it's a special thing. You want to be around her as much as possible. And so we still take trips here and there, but we're able to take her with us, luckily enough, and be able to spend time with her as much as we can.

Patrick Gohombs talking about being a new father and the various obligations that arise.

You could see him.

He was a little, he was gathering his thoughts when he did this.

Like, I got to be careful here because anything I say can and will be used

against me, Christopher. You're right. You're right. I know. I mean, we've both been there. Yeah, you've been there, right? I mean, you say anything now. You're scared, right? I mean, he's probably saying, I'm on the sidelines like a cheerleader. And he's probably like, wait, did that offend somebody. I mean, that's really...

No, I'm not talking about that. I'm talking about

at home. I know. I'm talking about making

sure that he's that he's participating

properly. I mean, that's really... No, I'm not talking about that. I'm talking about at home.

I know. I'm talking about making sure that he's participating properly because there's a balance there.

And I learned the hard way because, frankly, I was on the wrong side of it.

I'll tell you a story.

I used to play a lot of basketball.

Once my son was born and once the obligations kicked in, I had to decide on my own that it was time to stop leaving at night for two hours, two or three nights a week, to play basketball. That's one of the things you have to figure out on your own for your own good. Yeah. Because number one, it's the right thing to do. It's part of growing up. Yeah. But number two, if you don't, you got a problem. You got a big problem. Like, when did you grow up? What did you mean by that? That means like you came home one night and Jill yelled at you and said, the hell would this basketball stuff three days a week? No. And then you decided to grow up? Twenty-five years later, I'm going to get myself in trouble all over again for this. I made the

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