Ken Coleman

So I was hoping you had some tools.

I was thinking a guy in your line of work had some really expensive tools that we could sell.

And even if it's 80% of what you bought it for, that's real cash to create some initial momentum.

And actually, I think it's ritual.

I'm a big fan of rituals at times when the rituals are tied to change an emotion.

And I think you need to go sell some stuff.

Even it's clothes.

Even you got to go take it to a secondhand store and get 50% of what it was or whatever that is.

I have no idea.

And I'm going to tell you something.

Your way out of this, Chase, is getting to a better shop or picking up a second job where there's a good run shop and they need quality hands.

I just think you have way more money you're leaving on the table than you realize.

And Chase, we're trying to encourage you.

You are not that much in debt.

I mean, the kind of calls we get, I'm telling you $30,000 for somebody like you who has ability, who has time, and I think you've got the gumption now.

Again, that's why I applauded you right at the start of the call.

You want to change, don't you?

I really do.

Okay, you know what's on the other side of this is you deciding to do what George said, but then actually go work yourself silly.

And when you have a bad day, instead of retail therapy, you go work somewhere.