Ryan Ripken

But now I've gotten to the point where I can't control what people are going to say, can't control what people are going to do.

But I'm a lot more comfortable with, with who I am becoming.

And that was the, honestly, when I look back, why did I want to get in front of

camera and mic.

It's not cause I think I'm a good looking dude.

Cause I mean, look hairline, not my strength.

Uh, I think I got a pretty damn big nose too, but one thing I wanted to take back was the power of who I think I am.

And I think I can talk about the game and I think I can, um, have fun with stories and I can shoot the shit and, and try to, to make that.

And I think I could make that into something that could be, uh, that people would enjoy.

So, um,

So deep down, I kind of found myself in that.

But for a couple of years, Rob, I'm sitting there, I'm floundering.

I'm looking, did I make the right choice?

What the hell am I doing?

And I think that everyone can relate to that.

And I felt that too.

It's a hard thing to say goodbye to one thing and start over.

Yeah.

But I also think that people do that in their everyday lives, but it's not always maybe understood.

But that is the thing that people can relate to.