Dave Damoshek

Yeah, so Mr. White, yeah, you knew he would have a nail to spare for you if you wanted to smoke along with him.

That's about the extent of what he had to offer in my book.

Sessler, all right, it's your turn here.

Go ahead, make your choice.

How about shout out to the Christopher Walken guy in Pulp Fiction, his one scene.

At least he would have a lot of good stories to tell you.

He might be a little ponderous after a few hours.

Hi and hello, my fellow football American.

Your old pal Dave here.

Let me tell you, when my first daughter was born, everything changed.

And it was doubly so when my son came around.

Then I had a third kid.

Nothing really changed then.

But then I had a fourth kid and it changed all over again.

Anywho, point is, there's this overwhelming feeling that hits you.

It's not just love.

It's this deep need to protect them.

Suddenly, every decision you make is about them and their futures.

The last thing a person wants to worry about is how your family is going to be able to pay the bills if something were to happen.

Would they be financially prepared?