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Hey guys, my name is David. Like he just said, I've been on staff at Watermark for the last 13 years and working

with the porch.

I am a member of the Fighting Texas Aggie class of 2009.

A whoo!

And I am always glad to be back in Aggie land.

I've been married to an Aggie girl for almost 10 years.

This is my wife, Callie, know a little bit about us.

There is two of our kids, that's Crew in Monroe, and not pictured or pictured in a different way,

is our newborn son, because that was taken in October, and there

is Bear, who is just the cutest cheeks for days. Looks like he's got rubber bands on his

wrists all the time and just the best. But what I want to start with is a little bit of an

intro into some of my world that will give us maybe setting the table for what I want to talk about tonight because I have a six-year-old son one thing that is true about five six-year-old boys is they are obsessed with Legos now most of you guys probably haven't used or played with Legos in a while I'm assuming that's not exactly going to be something you're going to use as a pickup line. Can I show you my Lego set? So, but if you remember, back in the day, you would do Legos. And your dad or your parents may help you put those things together and my son will come and he wants to put Legos and build things and put them together. It's just kind of obsessed with that. In order to build something like this, this is a car made out of Legos that Ramsey and my assistant built on the way here as a form of torture in the car.

And in order to do this, you have to have a couple things.

You have to have the Legos pieces and then you have to have the instructions.

Now, what happens when you're five is you are very prone to lose something.

And my five and six year old son now will often misplace or lose or leave something behind

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