Nick Bare

It's using my body to work, not just train.

Yeah.

Like, that's pretty cool.

I feel like that's what I'm being called to.

It gets me... Steph told me, my wife, before coming on this podcast, like, I know when you're done with this conversation, you're going to go try to buy a ranch or a farm somewhere.

Let's have a conversation before you do.

It's like, all right.

I, uh...

I promise you.

You have that freedom.

That's wicked cool.

Yeah, we have these friends who live on property out by dripping.

And when we're with them, we realize how different our lifestyle is compared to theirs because they have young kids who they let just walk out the back door and walk all over the property.

And we're like, hey, are you going to like go walk with them and make sure they're okay?

No, they're okay.

But for us, I mean, we have streets right out in front of our doors and we have like access to neighbors right next door.

And we feel like we have to constantly be watching our kids and make sure they're safe and okay.

But we're with these friends, this other family.

Their kids are half a mile into the woods and they don't think anything.

And they're three, four years old.