Lucy Biggers

And then I learned it was 0.04%.

Yes, yes.

Yeah, I think having kids is a really...

defining moment where you really create boundaries emotionally all of a sudden because you have this life in front of you.

And so you have to kind of, I had to like bring in my energy back to like the life in front of me.

And I think you start to reflect on how you were raised by your parents and the values that they gave you.

And I started to realize I really wanted to be raised with the values that my parents raised me with.

a gratitude for being American, an appreciation of capitalism, all these sort of basic American values.

And I had strayed so far from that.

And I think having my first son in 2022, it made me kind of take stock of what are my values and what am I passing on to my son?

And I don't, do I want him to be raised to be like some crazy leftist?

Like, no, it's actually a really destructive mindset.

And then also the guilt for consumption in the modern world.

And I'm looking at my son born in 2022 and going,

He didn't choose to be born in 2022.

He shouldn't feel guilty for having, you know, fast fashion one day or filling up his car with gas or whatever it may be, right?

We don't choose when we're born.

So the fact that I was carrying around so much guilt for living a modern life was something I had to let go of because I didn't want to pass it on to my son.

Yes, my parents did.

But again, I don't think that they realized the power of social media.