Dusty Slay

Because there's a tendency, like we moved houses and then I have a bigger yard.

And then I only had a push mower.

And I was like, we were getting, and then the people that we bought the house from go, hey, this was our lawn care guy.

Yeah.

So I call the guy and he's like, yeah, we can do it.

And then, and I go, well, I just want to do it for a little while.

And then, and then I'm going to start doing it.

And then, you know, this guy comes every two weeks and cuts the grass and you go, that's pretty nice.

I don't have to cut the grass.

I'll see you next week.

But he keeps coming, cutting the grass.

And I go, well, I don't have to cut the grass.

And I think that if you allow enough of those things, you become completely out of touch.

And then you don't do anything where I'm like, I want to keep doing things.

Yes.

I don't want to hire people to do everything.

Now, I know there is that thing of when you're hiring people to do things, you're helping them have jobs.

And everybody has jobs, and that's great.

But I want to do regular things.

What I like, cause I have some land in McMinnville and I got a zero turn there and I go cut that and it's nine acres, but a lot of it's wood.