Andy Stumpf

Like what?

She said, I see so many people here and they don't seem that happy.

They seem so focused.

And so she's like, I just want to have fun with my friends.

I had to take a step back.

I'm like, okay, she's seven.

But me at seven was, was different.

And, but how I, how my dad treated me and how I had planned on raising my daughters.

I was like,

it was a very humbling experience to say, okay, this is a girl that just really wants to hang out with her friends.

And whether that'll change down the road or not, like I don't want her to be 15 or 20 and be like, dad, why didn't you help me to be a race car driver or a dirt bike rider or her mom with a skateboard or that kind of stuff.

And it's being a father is very interesting, but it's opened up that eye to say, I always want, like fun for me was winning.

Like Lindsay, my wife, asked me all the time.

Losing sucks.

It sucks.

Lindsay's like, you say you like rally, but you're up.

So, you know, you put the kids to sleep and Lindsay to bed and then, or, you know, my wife goes to sleep and you stay up to watch, to do your notes.

And you might be up all night going over, you know, I'm trying to pull a half of a tenth of a second.

Yeah.

every other mile, and I'm happy.