Travis Pastrana

It's been generational work spans.

The legacy of that is... Kind of rough, in the best way.

I mean, I didn't come from that world by any stretch.

That's actually a lot.

I mean, being that age as a young woman is pressure-filled anyway, or a young man.

Yeah, I can't really imagine that additional...

whether it's real or not, feeling there's that additional expectation at all times.

That's tough.

She's just trying to get you that chance to come speak at the school.

She's just opening up the runway for you.

Yeah, I have, at a smaller level, I went and spoke one time at my daughter's class.

She asked me more questions than anybody else in the room.

And I realized it's because I'm the most uninteresting person to her.

And so stuff I was talking about, she was hearing it for the first time.

She was just like, what?

I'm like, Julia, take it easy.

Like we can have this conversation.

And then she never asked me about it again.

So I still remain resoundingly the most uninteresting person to all three of my children, which is probably better because they don't have that level of expectation.

So my dad was on the first squadron of patrol boats, the Mark 1s that went into Vietnam when they were messing around with the jacuzzi jet engines.