Josh Duhamel

Because that's one thing that I, you know, you can't manufacture, you know, hardship, you know?

That's great that you have this place to do that.

That's one of the reasons I love my place out in the woods so much is...

they got to figure things out.

You know, like I had to figure, I didn't know how to do anything when I got out there.

You know, I didn't know how to fix anything.

I'd never owned a boat before.

You know, all the things that go into owning land.

I mean, you're just constantly working.

I'm at the point now, my son is 12 and I'm still, that stuff doesn't stop.

Now it's like, okay, dude, you're going to be looking after this place someday.

You need to start watching how you want to go.

You want me to pull you on the tube, go get it hooked up and ready to go.

And then when you're done, you got to properly roll it up and put, you know, little things like that to start instilling some ownership

and some responsibility and accountability for it, I think, is I do the same thing.

I probably could have done a better job of it with my 12-year-old.

He's like your older one, super sweet kid, very thoughtful, very compassionate kid, but doesn't have that.

My little two-year-old is a little badass.

That one I got to watch out for.

very strong willed, very much, very much, very physical, much more physical than actually, but they're just different kids, both amazing, but just different.