Erik Holt

And I, you know, this point in life, I don't get emotional or rattled by anything.

It can become a detriment in relationships and like, you know, raising two daughters is, you know.

How old are they now?

18 and 14.

That's a great analogy.

But when you're just kind of jaded by life, you're just like, what's the problem here?

Yeah.

I've always had that parenting philosophy of like, you need the stress in life and they need to fail and they need, you know, if I make everything perfect for them, I think that's a failure we see in American culture these days.

That's a great, great tagline, you know, to the, the, my daughter was late to get her license, right?

So that was probably my biggest struggle.

is letting her just kind of drive off, you know?

Cause I've responded to way too many of those.

Oh yeah.

My daughter wrecked two cars in the span of two weeks.

Yeah.

I bought her her first car and she's probably got one fender left at this point.

But those are the little lessons, right?

The low impact lessons that we can laugh at at the end of the day.

Yeah.

Allegedly.