I always say you don't find purpose. You build purpose. So you do need some of these anchors,

some of these things you enjoy. And we talked about the joys of childhood are a great place to find

purpose anchors. Like what did I love as a kid? Well, can I bring that back into my life as an adult?

Did you love riding horses? Well, can I bring that back as an adult? Can that be a purpose anchor and then I can build a life of purpose around it.

Okay, so you all know how I think how I watch the Food Network all the time.

Like, that is probably 60% of my TV watching, probably more than that, honestly, is Food Network and one of my 2025 goals. I have two big ones that feel stretch goals,

and so I'm manifesting them. I'm seeing them out into the world. One is that I want to be on

Sesame Street and I want to teach the Muppets how to be good with money and teach Cookie Monster

how to afford his cookies. And Elmo was my favorite, and always has been. We posted a couple photos on

Instagram about it, but I carried him around everywhere. And I still, like, my mom decorated,

this is maybe a little weird, but too bad. My mom decorated my college dorm as a, like,

go fly, be free with Elmo stuff.

It was subtle, but like Elmo soap and like a little Elmo cut out that she put on my mirror.

And I had this little Elmo I carried everywhere and I couldn't pronounce Elmo.

So I called him Da.

So Da'aw is my favorite.

So that is one goal I have as being on Sesame Street.

My second goal for 2025 is I want to be a guest judge on the Food Network. And the one that probably makes the most

sense is beat Bobby Flea. And I have become friends with Sophie, his daughter, hello Sophie,

if you're listening. And one of the things that I fucking love about Bobby Flay, and I've already rehearsed this

in my mind of, you know, because they, if you haven't seen an episode of beat Bobby Fly,

you come on and the guests, you know, you try to beat him and like you, you know, just

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