Fixing the Wrong Problem #shorts

Right. So in that process, and that process was a two year process, okay, Where I was on that forklift every day and driving trucks on the weekend and trying to figure out how do I change this income issue. And I was trying to come at it from everything that I could. I did know how to work, right. So I would do things like I got a little bit of money and a guy gave me a bit of a break, and I bought a used pickup truck. And what was used, we used to use. Use Blazer. You should have used Chevy Blaz, right? Had a plow on the front of it. In the wintertime in Chicago. I could make a little. I could make a little significant money doing that if we had snow year, right? So. But that didn't work, right? Not enough snow. There's snow on the wrong days. Like, I mean, if it could go wrong, it did. That's what it was like. Yeah, but I was trying to fix the wrong problem and I didn't know it. And nobody, nobody around me had enough awareness to tell me that I was trying to fix the wrong problem.