Don McGuire

And then finally they're like, okay, you got to come home and get a job.

But it was a great life experience.

Met some amazing people, traveled around, slept in train stations on our park benches and under people's laundry and all sorts of crap.

And it was really, really fun.

I had the time of my life.

And the fact that I had to make new friends every three years on average made it easy for me to engage with people who I didn't know.

I wasn't even afraid of it.

So I made some really good friends and traveled with some great people and had a lot of fun.

And then I came back and I, again, still kind of didn't know what I wanted to do.

And it was really my father.

And, you know, he was one of those dads, like I said, he was like the provider.

when we were growing up.

And that was his main role.

And he made a lot of mistakes because of that, as far as relationships go.

I didn't really have a good relationship with him until I was in college.

And he could address me more as an adult because that was his wheelhouse.

Wasn't so good with the younger years, but when he could have an adult conversation, he was good with that because he could talk about what he knew.

So when I came back, he was like, what are you thinking?

I was like, I don't know.

He's like, well, you know, there's this new thing.