Lindsay Chrisley

First of all, I want to expand on the fact that I think I'm a dad.

I think I'm a provider.

I think that I'm not nurturing the same way that like... Like I'm the provider.

I'm the sole financial provider.

I am all of... I'm the man.

So I have lived in a masculine energy for my entire life.

Survival, work, TV, relationships, all of the things.

And so that's why I think that I just thrive better outside of the home.

But second to that, you said...

Oh, um, I only have one Gen Z-er.

I have Elliot is Gen Z and that very much, I could picture him having like a remote job and being totally fulfilled.

The rest of my kids, Lincoln, Lux, Creed, Rio, and the twins are all Gen Alpha.

I just wonder what that generation is going to become like as we grow up, you know?

I'm fascinated because we see the difference, the stark contrast between boomers, millennials, and then millennials to Gen Z, right?

So like those three.

But what the fuck is Gen Alpha going to look like?

And I have six of them.

I'm scared for you.

I want to know what the characteristics and like the –

Because like they say, COVID babies are all – they sort of have like this sort of – and Creed is a COVID baby.