Malay Urban, Erwin, I'm so glad that you're here.

I, you're probably one of the most fascinating people,

and not because, not because of, just like your life, it's just so fun to watch on social media and you've done so many wonderful cool things to get you to where you are today and now you have

So many businesses that you're running and you're really inspiring and so from afar I've just been like such a super fan

And so I'm so excited that you're here today and that I now live in Nashville and I know now we can actually be best friends I know I'm not just digitally but in real life yes

I know because we have a lot in common yes that literally we have a lot in common.

Oh, look.

We're already on the same wavelength.

So I'm so excited to talk about,

we were briefly talking right before about how I kind of had like this big show that kind of like made everything go like skyrocket but you we've done a lot of similar things in the past, and you've like really built this amazing community.

But I think it all starts from some of the things

that we did in our past.

You're from Kentucky. When did you come here? So I went to college in Tennessee like an hour and a half

from here, but I was coming back and forth to Nashville like weekly for voice lessons from the time I was 10.

So Nashville was always in my life.

But moved here after college in 2009, I think.

So I've been here a long time. So wait how

Kentucky is above to see. Yes it is. I have to do it too

Hannah. How long's that drive? It's like two hours and 15 minutes. So

every Wednesday my grandparents would pick me up from like our little school

and they would bring me here and I would do one hour voice lesson. We would go to eat at like

Ruth Chris or Amerigos which is so fancy and then we go back to Kentucky and it was so special because I'm the oldest of 23 first cousins that like all lived on this farm together and my grandparents were in the middle

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