Dan Henry

All this amazing stuff that my father did.

And when he retired, he had to deliver pizza in order to stay afloat.

And I was in my mid-20s.

And at the time, I was also delivering pizza.

I was living in Chicago.

I always had this dream.

I just thought it was unfair that someone who had achieved so much, who was so good at what they do, was not paid well.

in accordance with that.

And I just wanted to become successful so I could retire my dad and buy my mom and dad a house, stuff like that.

At the time I was delivering pizza, I didn't have any time for hobbies.

I love jujitsu, I love playing pool, no time for that.

So let alone,

retiring them.

And the most I ever made delivering pizza was 500 bucks a week.

And then I had what I call hell week.

You know how like some people, they try and they fail, they try and they fail, but then there's that like turning moment, that tipping point in their life.

For me, it was right before Christmas.

And

My furnace went out.

Now, in Chicago, at the time, it's negative 16 degrees, negative 52 with wind chill.