Speaker 2
All right, skis, last time we did a Q&A session, we had a couple pages printed off of questions and we got through one. So we said, we'll do it again sometime. And here we are like four, five weeks later. It was so much fun.
Speaker 2
bad because we had we picked out all these questions. There was a lot of questions submitted. We picked out a bunch and we didn't get to them. And I fell back because people didn't get their questions answered. So here we are. We're back and we got a list of questions and it's just a little Q&A. And the first one's actually going right at you, buddy. It's from JP says, my question for skis, since you had kids, pretty young, how did you feel when you first found out from your wife or at that time, your girlfriend that she was pregnant? Did you feel you were ready for it?
Speaker 1
Yeah. Jeez. Let me see. So that's that's that's a great question. And it's not this is not a yes, I was ready. No, I wasn't ready. It's not that simple, right? And I do remember being kids. It's I thought about doing a go and deep with this. And maybe I think this might be a potential future podcast. But remember playing tag when we were kids and there was somebody would hide or they would they would not tag. I'm sorry, hide and seek. Somebody would go into a corner, cover their eyes and they would count out loud to a hundred or whatever it was. And now it's time for them to go find who they're going to who they're going to get. And what do they always say right before they went on the hunt? Ready or not. Here I come. That's right. And that is to me, that's like a metaphor for life in general, right? There's you can you can be wherever you're at. And sometimes life's like, um, ready or not. Here I come. Something's coming. So this was kind of that situation. So did I feel ready? Oh, it's very young. I didn't feel ready. But I remember even at that age, I remember being like, well, ready or not. Here it comes. It doesn't matter that I'm not ready. This is happening. And, and, and so now what I've got to do is just get my head wrapped around it. And I think I would say it took me longer than it should have to kind of course correct some things. Like I said, I was kind of, I was going to school for the wrong thing at the time. I needed to shift that around and, and items like that and, and get, um, much less selfish. I was a pretty selfish person. I had to get much less selfish. And, and once, once my son was born, all that came super easy, right? So I, I, I bring that up as in, no, I would not say I was ready, but ready or not here. I come and I was, I was arguably because I kind of had the demeanor of, I'm ready for anything. I was sort of ready for it, but not quite that. That was, uh, it was a tough one, but it was ready or not here. I come, but, um, I'm, I have not, not a single regret, as you can imagine. Yeah. Of course. Yeah. Yeah. That's a guarantee. That's such a great gift.