Can you just drop us in the timeline of young Tyler and like what kind of kid you were? I would love to meet that, who you were then.

Well, I'm a middle child and I come by it very honestly.

So I have an older sister and a younger brother and my sister will tell you, I wear the crown in my family, but the world revolves around my brother.

in our family, so my brothers are the youngest.

And I just always have marched to my own beat.

We lived in town till I was seven, and it was just a lot of going back and forth.

And so we decided to move out to the ranch and to the ranch house.

Yes.

So Schuster, what about you? What was the scariest part? What happened with it?

For me, I think it was the stability of everything going from playing football in college, having all my school paid for, never had to take out a loan or pay.

a dime for any of my education going into it.

I gave up a full scholarship my last semester of college.

So I know I said this in my podcast episode as well, but I remember super vividly, and I'll never forget this, talking to my district manager and saying how worried I was about making enough money.

It was $10,000 or $13,000 to pay off my last semester.

of college and you know his exact response was if you don't make over ten thousand dollars this summer i failed you and so i think that's what it is for a lot of people as well as you know transition from going from a stable you know hourly paying job making you know, 15, $20 an hour, whatever it is to like having the uncertainty.

And the other ones that I left outside, my kids have already drank.