A short spoken monologue (YouTube video) in which the speaker, Mark Evans, describes bringing his family to events, mentions his mother-in-law and parents often attend, references a recurring 'June event,' and notes that his parents do not fully understand his work but are supportive in casual ways (e.g., socializing). The tone is informal and anecdotal.
What about your kids? What's your relationship with your kids? I bring my family with me pretty much everywhere I go. Actually, my mother in law is here because she lives down the road, so she's helping do the kids stuff. My parents typically will roll in these events. If you guys come to the June event, you always see my parents, my sisters, my cousin, all that. I want them there. I want them to see how crazy we are. By the way, my parents still don't know what the hell I do all day. They really don't. My dad's like, dude, this guy just gave you money. I'm like, yeah, why wouldn't he? Oh, my God. Like, he just doesn't get it. But again, he doesn't care. He's like, let's go smoke a cigar. Let's hang.
