Ken Coleman

I don't know if you've ever heard of the song Way Down Yonder on the Chattahoochee.

Thank you.

There's a line in there that came up in my head.

All right.

Have you ever heard of the song, Colin?

I haven't.

Great.

Here's the point, okay?

There's a lyric that came up in my mind from that great song that reminds me of you, okay?

And I don't say this in an ugly way, so forget the whole country music thing.

But there's a line that says, never had a plan, just living for the minute.

I think that kind of defines you.

I don't think there's some deep heaviness necessarily with you and money.

I just think you're young and you want things in life.

You want some finer things.

You like the finer things.

And I'll bet you that there's also a connection between your dad, what a good man he is, who tried to tell you about this.

And I'll bet you, tell me if I'm right or wrong, that your dad's pretty darn frugal.

True or false?

Yeah, so did he have a time in his life where he was buying lots of toys he couldn't afford?