And I really am proud of you. Well done, man. Stay the course. I just at a distance, I hear so many good things about what you're doing.

Well, thank you, Don. Again, your encouragement, it does mean a lot, not just because your father figure role, because you're in a similar job and you get it, you know.

And listen, if you screw up, man, I'm going to fly to Cincinnati, and I'm going to kick your behind, okay?

You can't even say ass, can you?

You can't say that?

Come on, let me hear you say kick your ass.

Come on, done.

It's just not in my vocabulary. Welcome to the aggressive life.

Dirt, you know, sometimes I feel like this podcast is all about me.

I just feel that sometimes.

I don't know why you feel that.

I tell you why I feel that because I looked at my calendar last night before I went to bed

and I saw this piece on the calendar and I thought, oh, that's going to be good.

Oh, that's going to be really, really good.

Dude, do you have any idea how important this guy has to me?

I don't.

I would like for you to tell me how important he is to you.

Well, you actually probably have a little bit because book five marks the man that you've helped me out with.

He's included in there early in the days of Crosswood, which is my day job, church I started and still lead to this day.

We were taken off. We were grown like a weed in the early days, and weeds aren't necessarily healthy. You know, weeds aren't

necessarily something that's beautiful. And we had a lot of, a lot of stuff that was just out of

control. And we brought this guy in every month,

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