Chip Gaines

Babe, the goat is having a baby.

They have a farm, Magnolia Farms, right? And who's the leader of the pack? Chip Gaines, which is this funny white guy that can fix anything.

I swear to God, he makes me giggle every episode.

Every episode.

So I think, I can't remember how many episodes, but it was more than 50.

And we had really, you know, some really good, Chip Gaines on, and we had Krista Tippett and Debbie Millman and Rabbi Shira Stuttman and Henry Shookman and Willie Nelson's son, Lucas.

All of them said the same thing.

Like they were all like, I've never, like, I never have had a place to have this conversation about what money means in my life and how I can use it to become who I, there's a, oh, I can't remember who, a Lao Tzu quote, be who you really are and go the whole way.

There's a show out of Waco, Texas called Fixer Upper.

Joanna Gaines, Chip Gaines, Magnolia.

I mean, it's a great deal.

Baylor is a fixer-upper in itself and got a little makeover this offseason.

Bow down.

It gets Chip Gaines all the time from Chip and Joanna.

One

hundred percent.

They'd never done that before.

Chip Gaines' son or something was banging on a drum.

You know, so they're trying all kinds of new things.

And if it hits, then it becomes a tradition.

I mean, it was like we got the air bell and the drum.

We had Chip Gaines out before the game banging the drum.

That was cool.

We had colored smoke flying up in the air.

That looks like the country my family escaped.

And now I'm back to have Joanna Gaines and Chip Gaines build a mid-century cabin.

I wish you luck.

Thank you.

Her name is Joanna Gaines.

She's of course married to Chip and they created an entire kind of empire.

But what I love the most about her is how she is guided in her decisions.

She has an inner compass that is on point and it points her in the direction she's meant to go.

too.

So this week, Hoda, it's funny how...

My mood, like on Monday, I got kind of funky and Chip was like, what's going on? I'm like, I have no idea.

I'm just like in a sad mood.