Hey, what's going on guys? Welcome back to Jeremy Scott Finns podcast radio show.

Coming to you on this Monday, May the 11th, 2020, just about 5 p.m. here.

I'm going to head home right after this. I've been here entirely too long today.

In fact, you know, the funny thing is during this kind of lockdown stay-at-home order I actually worked

more than I've ever worked before in my life and some of it's you know fun stuff and things we

you know want to get done and then some of it just a bunch of logistical bullshit if I'm being

completely honest with you guys that we have to do

to prepare for whatever the next, you know, kind of season is that we roll into here.

But it's been a lot.

I'm not going to lie to you and not as fun as the normal work schedule I typically have.

But, you know, that's my bed and, you know, I got to, you know, sleep in it. And this is the, you know, the captain's chair, I guess, if you will. And this is probably one of the seasons of life where when you're the leader, it's probably not as fun. You know, it's more fun when you're having a bunch of wins and you're getting all the credit.

It's not so fun when you've got to eat all the shit and make all the decisions and kind of

navigate new waters.

But I just want to drop this podcast on you guys before I go today because I do think

it's timely, although this is from basically 2018. And the title

would be, you know, what won't change? And this is coming from my homie Pat Rigsby, who again,

I've talked about Pat many times before, has helped me navigate a lot of the business aspects

of what I do in terms of being an entrepreneur and, you know, a fitness

professional. And I'll dig into that in a second, but a side note here, have you guys

been watching the last dance Chicago Bull Series and ESPN? Because, man, it just keeps getting

better and better. And I think, you know, whatever you believe in, God, source energy, the universe,

unicorn tears, whatever your thing is, thank that entity or that being for the fact of that

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