Nathan Berry

It was actually Black Friday.

So we're going to head into town because I grew up in the mountains outside of town.

Could do some Black Friday shopping.

And hey, Nathan, which town?

I know, obviously, but I don't know the audience.

Yeah, Boise, Idaho.

Yep.

And so...

We were going to do that, and it was one of those things where we're going to head into town at noon or something like that.

And so at 10 a.m., I was like, great, I'm going to go wander around this neighborhood, go door-to-door, and then pick me up here, a mile from town, and then we'll just see how much money I've made by then.

It was one of those things where I think I made $100, $120 selling these things door-to-door.

an hour later when my parents picked me up as we drove into town.

And that was just sort of the mindset that we always had of like, great.

If you want something, I'm not going to give it to you.

Go, go pursue it.

Go figure out how to get it done.

You know, what's funny is I think they were so used to us just as kids figuring out how to make money that they were just like, cool.

And it wasn't even this big celebration moment.

It was just like, well, yeah, obviously.

So I have a fourth of six kids.