Audio-Only_Jenn: This is a get to know us episode

Audio-Only_Seth: she chat GPT'd random questions

What is the most memorable

trip you've ever taken?

Audio-Only_Jenn: What's a talent that

no one knows about?

Audio-Only_Seth: What would your days

look like if you didn't have kids?

Audio-Only_Jenn: What is the biggest fear you have?

Audio-Only_Seth: What was the first CD

you ever owned?

Audio-Only_Jenn: If I were president,

what's the first thing

you would change?

And here is where

real estate comes in.

Audio-Only_Seth: What is a skill or hobby

you always wanted to learn,

but never did

Audio-Only_Jenn: where would you live

if you could live anywhere?

And which one's that?

Welcome back!

Today's gonna be a fun episode.

Audio-Only_Seth: Real quick, real short.

We always say that and then it ends up being a half hour.

But

Audio-Only_Jenn: two episodes sorry.

This one is going to be, we decided to just write down random questions.

So this is a get to know us episode.

You're not going to learn anything about real estate in this one.

I don't know.

Audio-Only_Seth: We'll find a way to talk

Audio-Only_Jenn: I'm sure.

This is just going to be your funsies get to know us.

And we both wrote down an amount of questions we were going to

Audio-Only_Seth: Randomly.

We didn't tell each other what we wrote down.

So it should be a fun discovery.

And I guess we figured it out that.

We could answer our own questions.

Audio-Only_Jenn: Yeah, we also learned that I'm really bad

on the fly of coming up with a

Audio-Only_Seth: Yeah.

Yeah, she chat GPT'd random questions.

I don't even know.

I'm surprised chat GPT was just like, You're on your own.

Audio-Only_Jenn: you're in the wild west of using your own mind.

So here we are.

All right, you go first.

And if you have questions, random questions that I don't have to use

chat GPT for next time, for the next time we do this, just write

them down and we'll answer them.

Audio-Only_Seth: What is the most memorable trip you've ever taken?

Easy.

I was in Europe.

My kids were five and seven.

my wife is Hungarian and third generation Hungarian.

And we took my father-in-law back, went to Budapest, went back to

the town that his family was from.

And then we flew to Nice to see her aunt.

And then we went to Paris with, alone with the kids, and I, we were really

worried it was like, gonna be really hard with a five and seven year old.

They had a blast.

Everyone had a great time.

It was the best trip.

Yeah.

Awesome trip.

Audio-Only_Jenn: Mine don't involve I almost wrote this one.

Audio-Only_Seth: Like that.

Audio-Only_Jenn: What's a talent that no one knows

about?

don't know.

I

Audio-Only_Seth: Quilt ironing.

I

Audio-Only_Jenn: I used to make quilts.

Yeah.

not really interesting though.

I don't know.

I can write.

Audio-Only_Seth: Okay.

Audio-Only_Jenn: I'm a published poet.

That's not necessarily a talent.

It was something I won published in a book.

So sure.

know if I have.

Yeah.

Audio-Only_Seth: is a talent you have.

Audio-Only_Jenn: Yeah.

Which is why you find me like writing things out versus putting

myself on a camera on Instagram.

Like you say, because I'm far better at writing things out than I am speaking at

Audio-Only_Seth: nothing.

Yeah.

You're getting better on camera.

Audio-Only_Jenn: Thanks.

Other than that, I don't know if there's people don't know

about because I talk too much.

And

Audio-Only_Seth: What's another talent that our audience wouldn't you

talk about your talents don't know.

We've got to get you a talent.

Audio-Only_Jenn: I can cook.

I'm no chef and Husky over here.

I make a mean Jambalaya

Audio-Only_Seth: jambalaya.

Okay, there you go.

It's kind of in in quiche.

There you go.

Yeah.

Okay.

Alright.

Don't sell yourself short, Anusky.

Audio-Only_Jenn: be.

It's more than just it's not necessarily, it's not very

hidden, I don't hide many things.

Audio-Only_Seth: Nah, it's, no, but I'm a very secretive

person.

But the thing is, I have never seen, I have known you for a long time, I

had no idea you make good jambalaya, so it's a little more hidden than you.

Audio-Only_Jenn: time I make it?

I just made a beef stew last week too, that was pretty good.

I froze some if you want

Audio-Only_Seth: Oh that's one of mine.

I want you to answer this one.

Audio-Only_Jenn: this one.

That's not, get this off, that's not how you

play the rules.

Audio-Only_Seth: no rules.

Just stop it.

Audio-Only_Jenn: part of the rules,

Audio-Only_Seth: It's not part of the rules.

Audio-Only_Jenn: of the rules.

Audio-Only_Seth: Alright.

What do we got?

We've got What would your days look like if you didn't have kids?

My days would look, There'd probably be a lot of golf, a lot of poker involved.

I would probably volunteer or do something, to fill up

some of my time at night.

But overall, it'd probably be what a lot of people envision, which

is a lot less hectic, a lot more controlled, a lot more schedules.

I would think that it, I don't think I would do like a lot of loafing around.

I don't think I would just lay around.

I think that would get old.

I think in contrast to not having, if I had kids and then if I didn't have kids,

I'd probably do a little bit of loafing around, but then I would

need to fill my day with Yeah.

What

Audio-Only_Jenn: I had a big question.

Honestly, I would probably be, I'd probably work non stop because, I time

manage myself better now and section things off and be able to give myself a

point where I know I need to take care of me because I need to be able to take

care of him and I can only take so much mentally but when I didn't have kids oh my

God, work with my child and that is, like, how I grind it up all the way to the top.

So that, and I would probably travel a lot more because I don't,

now I have, you know how it is.

Audio-Only_Seth: You're up.

Audio-Only_Jenn: Even though I just answered that one and

Audio-Only_Seth: worrying about the biggest fear

Audio-Only_Jenn: What is the biggest fear you have?

Audio-Only_Seth: That's a heavy question.

Audio-Only_Jenn: I'm not going that deep.

Audio-Only_Seth: You don't know.

That's okay.

Audio-Only_Jenn: okay.

No, now I'm going to think about it.

What's yours?

What's your biggest fear?

Audio-Only_Seth: my biggest fear is probably, getting sick and not be able

to take care of my That's, probably my biggest, I think that's for a lot of guys.

I really do.

I think a lot of guys are worried but they would leave.

Now, I always say it's I'm surprised my wife doesn't stuff me with a pillow.

I have so much life insurance.

It'd be really

easy.

Audio-Only_Jenn: annoying if she

Audio-Only_Seth: She'd just bury me in the

Audio-Only_Jenn: in the back.

Audio-Only_Seth: Nah, that's fine.

Nah, I'll blow up her spot then.

Audio-Only_Jenn: Her spot

Audio-Only_Seth: if she ends up doing it, they'll go back

to this episode and be like,

Audio-Only_Jenn: can't stop doing

Audio-Only_Seth: was the idea.

The plant was seeded on that, on episode number 27 of the millennia.

Audio-Only_Jenn: Are we even at 27?

Audio-Only_Seth: I have no idea.

I just made that up.

Okay.

Audio-Only_Jenn: It'd be funny if we are the real episode we're on is here.

Audio-Only_Seth: We'll just tell the editor to make this the 27th episode.

Audio-Only_Jenn: No, I say that like big failure, fears, like failure,

not being able to be there for Jackson, like physically or just

Audio-Only_Seth: financially or mentally?

. Yeah.

Yeah.

Because we're parents, so there's people who rely

Audio-Only_Jenn: got stuck in.

Jamaica and like the biggest like pit of my Panic attack that almost

made it me not be able to come back was like What if something happens

to me and I can't come back to him because he doesn't have another

Audio-Only_Seth: another parent

Audio-Only_Jenn: only one Yeah, so something happening to

Audio-Only_Seth: Yeah, by the way, anyone

who's young and literally young parent, anything, You should get life insurance.

Just get life insurance guys.

I'm not a financial planner, but this isn't reading financial

advice This is just common sense.

You should get life insurance.

If you're 35, you get a 30 year term.

It's coverage to your 65 but something happens If I bus get sick or whatever,

I would I always tell my wife I would die with a smile on my face because

I know my family It's important.

All right

Audio-Only_Jenn: to a lighter note, I hope.

Audio-Only_Seth: What is the meaning of life

Audio-Only_Jenn: Oh good, you got that one.

Audio-Only_Seth: What was the first CD you ever owned?

What inspired your musical taste?

Now, that is one hell of a Is ChatGPT?

mine.

That's yours?

That's not Chachivite?

Audio-Only_Jenn: Because I know what mine was and

What's yours?

Audio-Only_Seth: CD I ever owned was Into the Great Wide Open by Tom Petty.

I bought it at the Sam Goody in

Audio-Only_Jenn: So much better than mine.

Audio-Only_Seth: For anyone that's like under the age of 25 there used to be these

stores that you go and you'd have to buy a

Audio-Only_Jenn: That's where you had to go?

F Y E?

F Y

Audio-Only_Seth: That was the first CD I ever had the first

tape I have was the original double sided Billy Joel Grace hits

the first kiss first cassette I had a lot of cassettes in my possession, but

they were all hand me downs So what inspired my musical taste and this is a

great question because I'm the youngest of six And so I was like the Three,

four years old playing with Legos.

And I had my oldest sister, like listening to Frank Zappa, my next oldest

sister, like Depeche Mode, my next older brother, like Van Halen Led Zeppelin.

Then my next older brother was like just getting into like early,

like REM and that kind of stuff.

So I was like literally through osmosis getting like so many different music.

And I'm, I am a musician and I'm a drummer.

And I think that was a big reason why is because I had so much like

great music, like drilled into me.

Yeah, I'm a big I'm a big music fan for sure.

And now I'm like, for some reason I've gotten into, you remember like

the behind the music or you too young for behind the musics on VH1?

So behind the musics were like, yeah, how like all these bands came to be.

I've just done such a deep dive.

And now that now Zuckerberg's got me on the algorithm where

he just feeds me all these like backstories for movies and music.

And like a lot of these albums from like the eighties and nineties, who

collaborated with just recently Chad Smith did that thing on Drumeo where was due

Audio-Only_Jenn: Jackson.

It's one of Jackson's favorite videos is Chad Smith on Drumeo, but he's

doing Red Hot Ch or no, he's doing

Audio-Only_Seth: He's doing

Audio-Only_Jenn: Yeah, the kill.

I was thinking the kill.

I was trying to think

Audio-Only_Seth: He he also was Dua Lipa's drummer on Oh, I can't

remember the name of her song.

But, he was just walking into the studio and Dua Lipa was there with her

producer and the producer turned and he's we were just talking hey Chad.

Good to see ya.

We're just saying that this song needed live drums.

Just get in there and just cut a track.

And he did.

And it's so interesting.

I like how that song, like Dua Lipa and Red Hot Chili Peppers, i.

e.

Chad Smith have like nothing to do with each other.

Totally different genres.

He's probably 35 years older than her.

I think he's 60 And I think that's so interesting how

that's all comes together like

Audio-Only_Jenn: That's like Travis Barker's very everybody just only sees

him as Blink 182, but he does drumming on so much rap and, like, all sorts of

Audio-Only_Seth: Yeah.

I like, I think that's so interesting.

There's that whole ecosystem.

You don't get, you don't see it.

The Grammy's you don't see like in, but like when you go back and you

started digging through old albums and who actually sat in on some of these

albums and there was a guy named Jeff Porcaro, who is, if you're a drummer,

you know who Jeff Porcaro is because he's like pretty much the most prevalent

studio drummer the 70s and 80s.

Like he was like on all Diana Ross's stuff.

He was the drummer for Toto.

Like he was, but he was drummer for all kinds of bands.

And I just got to find that interesting.

So I think I all born of the fact that I was like drilled with

great music when I was younger.

Audio-Only_Jenn: My music did not come from what do you think my first cd was?

Audio-Only_Seth: it's probably something Ace of Base or something like that.

Wilson Phillips, something.

What year?

Tell me what year and all.

Audio-Only_Jenn: I don't remember which

year, just remember there's a core memory in my mind

Audio-Only_Seth: it was like, probably like 2000,

Audio-Only_Jenn: don't think you're going to get

Audio-Only_Seth: it.

It's not like some

Audio-Only_Jenn: is so

random.

Audio-Only_Seth: Oh, it's so random, okay.

But it's not like an Avril Lavigne or some

Audio-Only_Jenn: but Britney Spears may have been, but

Audio-Only_Seth: Michelle Branch or like

Audio-Only_Jenn: think before that I had Hoobastank,

Audio-Only_Seth: Oh, okay.

Audio-Only_Jenn: I don't know why that was the first one that I had, but then

it was like, Britney Spears over time

Audio-Only_Seth: stank stinks.

Audio-Only_Jenn: Hoobastank.

No, my taste in music had nothing to do with my, I thought that I just listened

to everything my sister listened to and I just never really resonated,

but I never resonated with it until I heard the Blink 182 Untitled album.

That is where my music tastes.

That was the first album I ever listened to that I said, wait, I like this.

This is what I like.

And then my pop punk just expanded from there, baby.

And now I get to go see them

Audio-Only_Seth: Yeah, so I was literally like in the early 80s.

I still remember the house I used to grow up in, or I used to live in.

And it was like NXS, Wang Chong, like all those cassettes.

Yep.

Audio-Only_Jenn: I don't care.

Audio-Only_Seth: care.

Audio-Only_Jenn: mine.

I don't want to pick If I were president, what's the first thing you would change?

And here is where real estate comes in.

Anything to have to do with housing, affordable housing, putting any,

like some sort of regulation and something to just this housing crisis.

I would address it.

I would also, where, how far do you want me to go?

Cause you know what my next one's going to be.

Audio-Only_Seth: What

Audio-Only_Jenn: is my passion topic that I can rent on about a broken system?

Audio-Only_Seth: I don't know.

Why don't you tell us about Okay.

Audio-Only_Jenn: the, yeah.

College costs, not like relieving prior debts or whatever.

That's just been said and done and whatever, but just so much.

Actually.

No, the next thing would probably be something that nobody is talking

about and I can't believe nobody is talking about it and it's credit.

Just like the credit system at all.

And how like medical bills are affecting it and then that goes

into just like the medical industry and the inflation of costs and for

what reason and just creditors and

Audio-Only_Seth: So how would you change it?

Audio-Only_Jenn: Don't think that's the reason I'm not going for presidency.

I don't even know where it freaking starts to be quite honest, but like

I would at least start there needs to be a conversation started about

credit because the way and like the fact that nobody's talking about it.

It's just like they can do whatever the fact that it is so hard to build, but

then can drop over the stupidest thing.

And then it's so hard to bring it back up is just it shouldn't be that

Audio-Only_Seth: then to bring it back up, is it be way.

The loud, I'm sorry if anyone out

Audio-Only_Jenn: You're going to get some, you're going to get some clap back on

Audio-Only_Seth: Fuck it, I don't care.

I don't want to hear your shit.

I don't want to

Audio-Only_Jenn: want to hear.

Audio-Only_Seth: I don't want to hear you rev or rumble past my house or anything.

There

Audio-Only_Jenn: There used to be a motorcycle that would pull into the back

alley when I was younger, growing up in my home, Motorcycle that pulled into the back

alley as I was going to sleep every night at 9:30 - 10 o'clock every single night.

And then my sister, who is way less has no filter on her mouth in any way

whatsoever would shout out her window,

Audio-Only_Seth: on her mouth in any way whatsoever would shout out her voice.

Audio-Only_Jenn: Welcome back to an episode of Seth Knows Everything About

Audio-Only_Seth: It's not anything I'm interested in listening to.

So just get it

Audio-Only_Jenn: done

That's what you would do

Audio-Only_Seth: Get it done by or Trump.

You got my vote.

I remember buying her Trump.

I don't give a shit.

Just get it done.

What is a skill or hobby you always wanted to learn, but never did

that chat GPT?

definitely a fucking chess.

What is a skill or hobby you always wanted to learn, but never did?

I don't know, man.

I don't have a lot of regrets or anything like that.

I don't know.

I don't have anything where I like, I wish I went and learned how to surf

for, learned how to knit or iron quilts.

Like you used to weirdo.

He's so quips.

Hey, it's completely normal thing for a 32 year old quilts.

Audio-Only_Jenn: they were for kids with cancer at Children's

Audio-Only_Seth: When you think of quilt, when you think of you

think of a 32 year old millennial.

Audio-Only_Jenn: a 32 year old.

Audio-Only_Seth: Delco.

Yeah,

Audio-Only_Jenn: We give them to cancer patients at shop, whatever.

Audio-Only_Seth: Lots of quilts there.

I don't know.

I don't have any of those kinds of like regrets or I wish I

had learned how to do that.

I certainly wish I could have continued with my drumming.

I was, it was pretty decent.

And,

Audio-Only_Jenn: So do I.

You would have been able to teach Jackson.

Audio-Only_Seth: yeah, but kids are kids and family and logistics

took, but I'll get back to that.

I I'm looking in probably the next year or so to get back into it.

And cause the kids are going to get older and I can start reengaging some

of that stuff, certainly we'll reengage a lot more poker, a lot more golf too

But, hey, this is a word of the wise, guys.

If you don't have a hobby or anything else to do outside of working and

parenting, you should get one.

Audio-Only_Jenn: Mind

Audio-Only_Seth: Because the kids are going to be gone one day, and

you should have something where you don't have to start from scratch.

Take it from me.

Audio-Only_Jenn: I'll do so much more archery.

Jackson actually wants me to do more archery at home.

Because I have a target outside.

I have my bow.

Audio-Only_Seth: Do it.

Audio-Only_Jenn: I know.

I don't know why I don't.

Audio-Only_Seth: Yeah.

Audio-Only_Jenn: Yeah.

Oh, I didn't intentionally pick

Audio-Only_Seth: What?

Audio-Only_Jenn: Pick that up.

Audio-Only_Seth: Is it the same one?

Audio-Only_Jenn: it up.

Audio-Only_Seth: this is ChatGPT.

Audio-Only_Jenn: it's not.

Audio-Only_Seth: If you could live

Audio-Only_Jenn: This one is, where would you live if you could live anywhere?

And which one's that?

Audio-Only_Seth: you could live anywhere in the U S regardless of

price and logistics, where would it be?

So a little word, salady, a Nusky,

Audio-Only_Jenn: Whatever.

I have to go

Audio-Only_Seth: regardless of price and logistics.

Audio-Only_Jenn: Promise.

Audio-Only_Seth: Yeah, that's right.

no collusion.

Audio-Only_Jenn: Okay.

Either one of them I've been to and one of them I have not.

And one of them I would love to, except I'm not fit one is Tennessee.

Because I actually, when I went down there for my friend's wedding a couple

years ago, A, I love the style of homes.

They're beautiful.

And they're just like, I don't know, it's just that style that

I like as I'm driving around.

I'm like, oh my god, yeah.

And I like just the proximity of things.

Getting into Was so and easy and not very far versus like I'm just

comparing driving into Philly is an absolute nightmare from any direction.

So I really liked

Audio-Only_Seth: So anywhere in the world,

regardless of price of logistics.

Audio-Only_Jenn: Oh, so this

Audio-Only_Seth: isn't.

Any, anywhere, okay, anywhere in the United States, the traffic

patterns of Nashville are your most attractive and the housing

style?

Audio-Only_Jenn: attractive.

I said that is somewhere where I, that's somewhere I have been to

Somewhere that I haven't been

Audio-Only_Seth: Speaker spot.

Speaker spot.

Where would you, where could you live?

You got a billion dollars.

You can live anywhere.

I can do whatever you want.

Anywhere.

Audio-Only_Jenn: traveled enough.

What I was gonna say is there's also, I would love to live in Wyoming or Colorado.

But I do not have the skill set for it or for those winters.

As far as yeah, I don't know if I am built to be able to manage a type of property

that I would want if I were married to

Audio-Only_Seth: you have a billion dollars, you can

become like a gentleman farmer.

You can just pay someone to do everything.

You sit on your porch

Audio-Only_Jenn: Then, yeah, then probably like Wyoming or Colorado.

It's beautiful.

However, I'd love to be near a beach or at least accessible to a beach, but

I have a billion dollars and I can fly

Audio-Only_Seth: that's why we're asking the question because it's

is, it's a very loaded question.

Audio-Only_Jenn: Or San Diego.

I haven't been there, but I've heard that the weather is quite

literally perfect at any time.

Yeah.

So that's what I have.

Audio-Only_Seth: So Wyoming or California.

Or Tennessee.

I'd pick Philadelphia.

Actually, this is a great place.

This is a great place to raise a family.

It really is.

But if there were no kids and nothing involved, I would probably do something.

And money was no issue.

I'd probably do California.

I'd probably live in I'd probably live between LA and San Francisco.

Like on the coast somewhere.

Or, Somewhere.

Somewhere where there was more people.

I wouldn't want rural, I'd be bored and it would take forever to get anywhere.

I'd wanna be like in the thick of things.

I'd want something that was like, had action in

Audio-Only_Jenn: it.

I don't want traffic

Audio-Only_Seth: but I don't want No, but no, but I'm not talking

about traffic, but I'm talking about something like suburban not city.

Audio-Only_Jenn: I'll tell you what, when I was out in Wyoming, I loved that

there wasn't a single traffic light.

Audio-Only_Seth: Yeah.

But I think if I was to live there.

I think it would be a little too I think I would need something.

It would take, cause don't forget, it takes forever to get anywhere.

You think

Schwenk's real slow.

20 minutes to get everywhere.

Audio-Only_Jenn: That's why I said Colorado is a little bit more, it's

structured for an economy a little bit better than why a lot better than

Wyoming is like, but I don't mean like Denver, like down around Durango,

like I love the Durango and Mancos

Audio-Only_Seth: That's fine.

That's fine.

I think I would want, if I was to live somewhere, I would have more

going on, and then I would be able to go travel, and go to like my Lake

Tahoe house, or my Florida house or whatever, Texas ranch or whatever, but

I would want to be around other people.

So I think it would be, it would probably be like like north of LA or south of

San Francisco or even outside of Carl, like not the Carl, not Carl's bad,

but like an area outside of San Diego.

Just because, and you can get anywhere from those airports.

So if I have a billion dollars, I'm not staying to

Audio-Only_Jenn: if I have a billion dollars, I got my own airport.

I don't know.

I grew up too close to the city and I don't love being

in the chaos of all of it.

I like being on the outskirts.

I think what it comes down to is I haven't traveled enough.

I need to see more places to figure out where I could live with disposable Okay.

good.

Bowl's empty.

If you have one random, give me random questions to be able to

Audio-Only_Seth: Yeah, give us, give us, give us some random questions.

We'll answer them on the fly

Audio-Only_Jenn: Cause apparently we're asking the same ones.

So all right.

I hope you enjoy getting to know us.

See

Audio-Only_Seth: us.