Bri (Listener)

It's rough. The winter's gonna be rough. Totally.

It's rough. The winter's gonna be rough. Totally.

It's rough. The winter's gonna be rough. Totally.

Ooh, gosh, you know, I don't think I had any specific lessons, which is probably why I'm kind of here today. It was more like my dad was a breadwinner and my parents had a production company back in the early 2000s, 90s. So they were entrepreneurs and business owners. That was great, you know, until they got divorced in like 2004. I was about nine and I kind of saw my dad, you know, just kind of,

Ooh, gosh, you know, I don't think I had any specific lessons, which is probably why I'm kind of here today. It was more like my dad was a breadwinner and my parents had a production company back in the early 2000s, 90s. So they were entrepreneurs and business owners. That was great, you know, until they got divorced in like 2004. I was about nine and I kind of saw my dad, you know, just kind of,

Ooh, gosh, you know, I don't think I had any specific lessons, which is probably why I'm kind of here today. It was more like my dad was a breadwinner and my parents had a production company back in the early 2000s, 90s. So they were entrepreneurs and business owners. That was great, you know, until they got divorced in like 2004. I was about nine and I kind of saw my dad, you know, just kind of,

you know exit the family and it was just my mom and i she's a stay-at-home mom um and it was just kind of well how do we survive you know if if dad's not here who's gonna make money um and it came down to essentially just being on food stamps a lot of the time um there's occasionally yeah it's okay you know it's character building i guess um

you know exit the family and it was just my mom and i she's a stay-at-home mom um and it was just kind of well how do we survive you know if if dad's not here who's gonna make money um and it came down to essentially just being on food stamps a lot of the time um there's occasionally yeah it's okay you know it's character building i guess um

you know exit the family and it was just my mom and i she's a stay-at-home mom um and it was just kind of well how do we survive you know if if dad's not here who's gonna make money um and it came down to essentially just being on food stamps a lot of the time um there's occasionally yeah it's okay you know it's character building i guess um

we, there was a couple of times when maybe the electricity was off. We didn't have the luxuries like being able to have like cable TV back in the day and way before the streamers. So it was, it was a weird childhood growing up because I also went to private school and it was like,

we, there was a couple of times when maybe the electricity was off. We didn't have the luxuries like being able to have like cable TV back in the day and way before the streamers. So it was, it was a weird childhood growing up because I also went to private school and it was like,

we, there was a couple of times when maybe the electricity was off. We didn't have the luxuries like being able to have like cable TV back in the day and way before the streamers. So it was, it was a weird childhood growing up because I also went to private school and it was like,

I'm seeing all of these children and who are my age back in the day who are, you know, having these very luxuries experiences going on these nice vacations and that kind of thing. And then I come home and like, ooh, we have food in the house, you know. And it was kind of a weird way to grow up to be surrounded by people who came from wealthy families.

I'm seeing all of these children and who are my age back in the day who are, you know, having these very luxuries experiences going on these nice vacations and that kind of thing. And then I come home and like, ooh, we have food in the house, you know. And it was kind of a weird way to grow up to be surrounded by people who came from wealthy families.

I'm seeing all of these children and who are my age back in the day who are, you know, having these very luxuries experiences going on these nice vacations and that kind of thing. And then I come home and like, ooh, we have food in the house, you know. And it was kind of a weird way to grow up to be surrounded by people who came from wealthy families.

And then I myself was not, you know, things just really fell off once my parents got divorced. Yeah.

And then I myself was not, you know, things just really fell off once my parents got divorced. Yeah.

And then I myself was not, you know, things just really fell off once my parents got divorced. Yeah.

Yeah. So it's definitely altered my little lizard brain, unfortunately. Some for the good, some for the bad. For the good, it's kind of set a bar of how I would like to live and how I feel comfortable living and that kind of thing and how I strive to, you know, whether it's make money in my career or just kind of maybe a lifestyle.

Yeah. So it's definitely altered my little lizard brain, unfortunately. Some for the good, some for the bad. For the good, it's kind of set a bar of how I would like to live and how I feel comfortable living and that kind of thing and how I strive to, you know, whether it's make money in my career or just kind of maybe a lifestyle.