Zach Richert

This is crazy. They just like, I don't know. I talk about it and that's normal to me. You know, that's my life. But I mean, yeah, what they think, I don't know.

and they just have no it's totally foreign that's really that's how cool is it for his parents though to allow that connection yeah to allow you to have a have the best they're the greatest people that is badass they're awesome and my dad he's really fun to work with too like we still have like the typical father-son differences sometimes but generally it's really really good we get along super good how old is your dad he's 54 so he's pretty young yeah

and they just have no it's totally foreign that's really that's how cool is it for his parents though to allow that connection yeah to allow you to have a have the best they're the greatest people that is badass they're awesome and my dad he's really fun to work with too like we still have like the typical father-son differences sometimes but generally it's really really good we get along super good how old is your dad he's 54 so he's pretty young yeah

and they just have no it's totally foreign that's really that's how cool is it for his parents though to allow that connection yeah to allow you to have a have the best they're the greatest people that is badass they're awesome and my dad he's really fun to work with too like we still have like the typical father-son differences sometimes but generally it's really really good we get along super good how old is your dad he's 54 so he's pretty young yeah

Yeah, she's 27. We're all five years apart, right about. Because that's how long. They've got to make sure that the last one they gave you didn't die.

Yeah, she's 27. We're all five years apart, right about. Because that's how long. They've got to make sure that the last one they gave you didn't die.

Yeah, she's 27. We're all five years apart, right about. Because that's how long. They've got to make sure that the last one they gave you didn't die.

And then they're like, all right, yeah, no. They're in kindergarten. You can get another. And it was always weird. Like growing up, it was weird. Because everyone else's mom got pregnant. And then it was like us, we just had a new one one day. That's a very valid point, right? You're sitting there in kindergarten. And come in, I'm like, I'm getting a new baby brother tomorrow. Oh, you guys suck.

And then they're like, all right, yeah, no. They're in kindergarten. You can get another. And it was always weird. Like growing up, it was weird. Because everyone else's mom got pregnant. And then it was like us, we just had a new one one day. That's a very valid point, right? You're sitting there in kindergarten. And come in, I'm like, I'm getting a new baby brother tomorrow. Oh, you guys suck.

And then they're like, all right, yeah, no. They're in kindergarten. You can get another. And it was always weird. Like growing up, it was weird. Because everyone else's mom got pregnant. And then it was like us, we just had a new one one day. That's a very valid point, right? You're sitting there in kindergarten. And come in, I'm like, I'm getting a new baby brother tomorrow. Oh, you guys suck.

New one coming in. New one just dropped. Uh-huh. I remember the phone call from my little brother coming out of Walmart with my mama. Really?

New one coming in. New one just dropped. Uh-huh. I remember the phone call from my little brother coming out of Walmart with my mama. Really?

New one coming in. New one just dropped. Uh-huh. I remember the phone call from my little brother coming out of Walmart with my mama. Really?

She got the call.

She got the call.

She got the call.

No, yeah.

No, yeah.

No, yeah.

No. No. No, mom got in the car. She was like, you're getting a little brother. We were taking food to my dad. And it was, yeah. Which my mom doesn't really do that, but it was a field right on the highway. So there's like no reason not to.