Well, what it is is the tires and the wife and EC3 is talking about leaving home. So yeah,

and the headphones out and they died and now I'm in a coffee shop. I'm talking on my phone

to the podcast, whatever, but it's good father. So Trevor and now Kylie were talking about

dead hood and how you're not prepared to, you know, know your kids leave. Yeah, I don't

know what it is. I'm just a professional moment. I said to junior and he's going to be a senior

next year and I'm supposed to be happy for him and I am, but I'm also thinking about like,

wow, the next couple of years and faces of his life is basically him hopping out of the

nest. You know what I mean? Don't talk about that part. No, you know what? And this is where

when I left home, I was, I don't think I look back. My mom was like, okay, I think not having

a father in that way. I think that it's a, I can't relate in that sense in a way that's kind of

disappointing because that when I as a father now, when my daughters or my son get to that age

that they're going to leave, that's that's going to be tough, you know, because you good dads put

themselves third, you know, that's that's how it works. You're a third. Your life and kids are

first, the job is second because you got to take care of them and then there's you. Now people

will argue and say that's not true, but how many times have you felt like hell or didn't like a job,

but you showed your ass up anyways because you what how you felt was irrelevant because you had to

take care of that. You got to be paying on Friday. Bill got to be paid like the the electric company

don't care the the mortgage for the rent. They don't care. Yeah, we got to go to work. And I'm

I understand exactly what you're talking about, Tyrus. I moved out and had my own apartment, my

junior and senior year of high school. But I was living on my own. The only thing I had to make

sure was I went to confirmation on Saturday so I could get confirmed with church and I had to

make passing grades. And so I was living on my own my junior and junior year. And it's all this is

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