Dan Rogers

And so your first lap around, you go pretty fast.

You know, you don't really know better.

And you say to yourself, I'm going to go a little slower.

I barely made it.

But when you get on that next ring, it's a little tighter as you get older.

And so even though you slow down, you find out a little too fast for that, too.

And then so the next ring you go up, you're like, I'm going to go even slower, but it got tighter again.

And that's life.

That's the process of life, I guess, for a male.

Well, because your responsibilities are going up and the stakes are getting higher as you get older and you can't go as fast.

You have to keep going slower and slower and slower because it tightens.

And probably a really good man notices the pattern of, oh, it's getting tighter every year.

So I should compensate.

Yes, that's the art of life.

Because you do want to go as fast as the road will permit.

You just try to maximize.

Oh, just for fun.

But you don't want to go off the side.

You want to be right on that edge.

Pippi had a lot of wisdom.