Caleb Gilbert

So let's think about that.

And it's so hard with anybody that age to try to forward think into the risk that they may be exposing themselves to.

And the conversation ended up being great.

And we ended up laughing about it.

But it's still something that I bring up.

I'll still talk to her from time to time.

Like manage, again, that space and distance.

You don't have to do those things that increase your risk threshold.

And there's some things you can control and there's some things you can't.

I mean, I have another example from Montana.

We're driving home one night with my wife.

And again, I don't know what's going on in people's world.

And we're on a road that is two lane traffic, one going in each direction.

We're in the truck and this guy pulls up next to me, like hauling ass and I'm driving the speed limit.

He passes in a non-passing area, cuts right in front of me, brake checks.

And at this point, the first thing I'm doing is I'm like slowing back, staying away.

We get to a roundabout.

he stops at the roundabout, even though there's nobody else there.

So at this point I stopped like a hundred yards back and throw my brights on.

And my wife is like, what are you doing?