Rubio (caller)

Like I said, I just want to make sure he's around, and for the rate he's going at now, the doctors are telling him he's not going to live much longer.

My ideal outcome is that he starts putting on the work with me again.

I mean, when he was 270, not too long ago, he was going to the gym with me.

I would go help him out at work because I mean, ultimately I wanted to start working with him.

So I got all my certifications.

I got my class A license, my CDO, and I wanted to work with him.

The only issue is nobody wants to hire me because I'm young, but that's not important with the conversation.

and we were going to the gym everything was going good and he was motivated he's like you're going to come work with me all this stuff and then he up and got injured and saw that as a as a permanent roadblock and like i said ended up putting on another 50 pounds okay and let me ask you this uh a couple things here what what kind of work are you guys doing so he's a crane operator okay he kind of just uh sits in the crane does his thing but when i go help him we're

We're actually walking around, running around.

We're greasing the cranes.

I like going to help him grease them, so I get up under there and climb up on the crane.

And we were doing this to about eight different cranes just because I want to get into the field of work.

And then when we're working out, I mean, I take him to the gym with me, and I run him through my programs.

I tried running him through the 75 hard, which, I mean, he made it like halfway, and then he saw a cupcake, and that was it.

For myself long-term, I ultimately want to build something.

I don't really care so much about the financial portion.

I only care about money because everything in the world costs money, and I understand that you need it to an extent.

But I want to be able to build something that I can look at and be proud of and something that overall helps people.

I'm not exactly sure what that is yet, being that I am still young.

I appreciate the words.