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created_time: 2026-02-03T03:45:00.000Z
title: 02-02 Field Discussion: Site Logistics, Health Advocacy, and Estate Planning
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Speaker 1 00:00:53
Okay.
Speaker 1 00:02:08
You.
Speaker 2 00:02:39
Morning.
Speaker 3 00:03:53
You need more 254. Uh, 254 and 3701. Yeah. Is this enough for today? For today. Okay.
Speaker 3 00:04:22
I'll go to Bonanza in the morning.
Speaker 3 00:04:45
So, Yeah, the rapids are just just uh for the pipes.
Speaker 3 00:04:53
Fittings. Oh, yeah. Yeah, fittings. Yeah, we need fittings on those first. Yeah. I mean you can put. 
Speaker 3 00:05:22
The. The suction. You can make well. We don't need, yeah you know it's. But, yeah the the track is the priority right here? Yeah yeah yes.
Speaker 3 00:05:60
So. So we don't need, remember we don't need, well.
Speaker 4 00:06:06
Like. Oh because you don't have pressure washer.
Speaker 5 00:06:30
Okay.
Speaker 1 00:07:33
What That pump is to you. 
Speaker 3 00:07:38
Is it okay? I think. I think we can. We need to do something for here. We don't need anything because because we don't need a filter. Um, but for I I want to use well, I think we should use the, I think we should use that actually for, We can do it different. It doesn't need to be that but we should have a trash can, With a filter, you'll pump it out of the, you know, because it's good to have the water. Uh, you know, like uh wash your face. Um. But, if you don't want to use, if if that doesn't work good, we can we can change this.
Speaker 4 00:08:28
Is this uh. 
Speaker 3 00:08:45
So.
Speaker 3 00:09:15
Um. But is is. You know, you know, it's okay for. You know, to copy both things right? You know. Both things. You know, uh different and because I don't want the like both right? Right?
Speaker 3 00:09:45
So, the the arena is. You know. So. Okay, la was. Right? It's you know also what they say. Oh, that's fine, right? So it'll this was just my right? So this didn't work well. Right? But it worked well with the other one so we can still use it. 
Speaker 3 00:10:15
Well, but the water goes in through the so put another. Another bucket, put it in the trash can. And when we go to a. When, we go to a uh, a different place with no with, you know, that doesn't have a dirt to put it in, we can uh. We can filter it out. I mean, Because I like, I like the trash can. Right? Yeah. You like it? Yeah. But we just need to change it, isn't it? Right? Empty the. Empty the water. Where to put the water?
Speaker 4 00:11:18
I need another bucket.
Speaker 3 00:11:25
I need a hose to take back to Rocky Point. It doesn't have to be the black hose, but if you can swap it out, then that's fine. You saw where I parked or no? If you go to that alleyway, right there, I'm the first position on like past the alleyway, and you'll see my truck on the left. U h over there, right?
Speaker 4 00:11:51
Okay, go. What. 
Speaker 1 00:11:59
Do you? Oh, that's a pump, right? One more bucket.
Speaker 3 00:12:42
Not for me. But we should fix some. Can you hear me? We should fix them though. Um, we should fix them, but can you uh take the strap off if you don't mind? Um, because I don't want it to hit stuff.
Speaker 1 00:14:23
No.
Speaker 1 00:15:12
Thank you.
Speaker 4 00:18:07
I know you're a good old kid. Why? Uh- oh. Why?
Speaker 2 00:18:14
Go ahead, go ahead. You know what I'm doing? I suppose something that I can't help him with. 
Speaker 4 00:18:20
Is to consider the uh. Oh, good job! My gosh,
Speaker 2 00:18:31
My wife's like," What does he do?" And okay. Oh, that no. I mean, I'm not happy that you had three cancers, but I'm glad that it worked out. Like when I had the with the uh. 
Speaker 3 00:18:46
With the doctor, and he didn't say like failed by the way. I was like my buddy's messing with me on this, like when you are, okay and shit, yeah. So and my brother Corey, you know, good, they're both same age, actually and I'm like You doctors saying anything yet?
Speaker 2 00:19:06
No. Now see, now you pass it on. Now you have to pass it on. So that's great. You know what? I told you when I booked Jake, my oldest sister about this. Then he called me and goes, stop calling me and thank you.
Speaker 4 00:19:19
Yeah, I'm good. But I mean they were like. So now they're like literally asking me to have another one in like a month or two months or something like that Oh really? Yeah because they were like, oh, wow, Right No that's what I mean. So,
Speaker 2 00:19:32
Now they want to look at all the people Yeah, so they got it.
Speaker 4 00:19:35
Everything. Yeah, yeah. So we test the guy, I can't say that it's a 100 percent test, but zero percent there. We're 99. 9 percent sure that this guy is stoppable. Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2 00:19:54
But, you know, and okay, You know and I'm not sure about how I've never looked into it in that realm. And I have an appointment with my urologist today to get my.
Speaker 2 00:20:16
You know, like you're thinking. Screens all your blood or whatever it might be there too. And mine goes kind of clear, but I'm back. No, anyway. So, is that what you're getting stuck? Can you? Yeah, hold on. What are you doing brother? I'm good. You know.
Speaker 4 00:21:14
Yeah, he'sum. He needs to do something. When you let him off,
Speaker 2 00:21:19
He'll go do it. He's always seems very anxious. But that means good. You know, he's got work to do. 
Speaker 4 00:21:28
Now. I just like. I just kind of left it like that. But then you need to uh. slow down step by step through it. All right, so get back in the game and get him off the rope.-. 
Speaker 2 00:21:42
Yeah.- Yeah. I'm so happy. I'm gonna have to take a break. No, I don't know. Unfortunately, there's been so many people in the world right now. You know, like to take this. Thank you, gentlemen.
Speaker 4 00:21:57
So actually they're different now because the rule is they have you uh. what is it? First one out but it's a. it's like you know. yeah. and then it kind of tastes like that though a gut, Yeah, I'm playing with it. And then every time you win, you go on the leaderboard. Yeah, you go on the leaderboard. You know, I was just doing this whole one day thing. Right? Right? You know how many calories? Yeah. So it's like. They're all mad at him that he can get out of here. Yeah,
Speaker 2 00:22:35
I'm stuck or whatever for. Did you need to put the. The. The empty stuff in the Gatorade? Yeah.
Speaker 4 00:23:14
You.
Speaker 4 00:23:56
Yeah, No.
Speaker 4 00:24:13
Yeah, he's just kind of like, yeah. And and the doctor called me. And he said, came in on. He wouldn't believe it. Yeah,
Speaker 2 00:24:27
The old ortho guy, you only get you only see him every, you know, four or five years. You can't really have a relationship established there like I never saw my urologist. Oh wait yours is not exactly else either. Now I got a new guy here. I.
Speaker 2 00:24:50
It looks like it's going to be that water.
Speaker 2 00:25:19
I probably been taking medication for a good few years. Yeah, that's so yeah. But I'm glad that you got it now and then and then you get your blood work for your shots, okay? Yeah, and I came back on Tuesday.
Speaker 3 00:25:37
So I'm uh I'm there. You know, for another six months, I'm not you know because. 
Speaker 2 00:25:45
Like when they they took my prostate out, I told you that, They thought it was just like it just accelerated, and that oh we better take it out. And and inside when they took it out inside at the stage four. So if I hadn't done anything about it because I felt fine, Okay, yeah, I'd have done anything about it, probably in another year or two years. You know, now that you have this, you'll read things and you'll read something about sometimes think of somebody that's just passed away.
Speaker 2 00:26:19
And a lot of the time, it's minutes. It's tragic. And that guy was diagnosed with prostate cancer four months ago. And now and now they're died. And soum. No,
Speaker 3 00:26:32
It's. I told my parents yesterday just kind of. Yeah, I'm usually no. Right? Um. You know, my dad's like. I know what you're saying. Like you okay? I'm fine but honestly though there's this, Like moment.
Speaker 2 00:27:16
I, have you ever I've already? I had to go through people's family members' stuff and take care of business. And only one of them, my sister, my daughter, my sister in law Kathy's sister didn't have a trust or anything. I had to go through probate; it took an effing year. I had a great lawyer who wrote my trust, he wrote Grandma Angel's trust, he wrote Grandma Woolhart's trust okay each done, He's a great guy and he helped me with my sister- in- law's, but it took a year. And it was an oh my god. Yeah, lot of pressure. The guy had to take care of myniece at the same time and make sure that things were going in good health. The next thing you need to take care of, you know, You're driving on going to the river, and it's just you and your wife and the car crashes.
Speaker 3 00:28:08
As soon, as you said, now,
Speaker 4 00:28:10
The next thing I'm like he's gonna hit me.
Speaker 3 00:28:11
Yeah. No I did that, I love you for it, right? So you are loving me in an uncomfortable way, and I appreciate.
Speaker 1 00:29:14
Yeah.
Speaker 1 00:30:46
I'm going to go ahead and do that.
Speaker 3 00:32:20
Um. Do you have a another, uh, tape.
Speaker 3 00:33:38
So you know Rick says he likes you.
Speaker 6 00:33:42
Oh, that's right. I'm bad with the names.
Speaker 3 00:33:45
I told him wait till you get to know him a little bit better. I'm just kidding.
Speaker 1 00:33:51
That's crazy.
Speaker 3 00:34:13
What happened to your, your fancy one. Fancy one. Yeah, the the silver one. The silver? Silver? Uh oh silver este, gris? Gris? Yeah. So remember, it's it's the one that so yeah, you you bought it is para laser y agua. Oh no. No, I don't know.
Speaker 5 00:35:21
I am going to the market.
Speaker 1 00:36:34
Okay.
Speaker 6 00:37:19
Hey, You're going to get a new tool today, isn't he? Milwaukee.
Speaker 3 00:37:24
Oh yeah. Did you buy it? No, no, I'm just going to show him. Both. No scaffolding. No scaffolding.
Speaker 1 00:37:47
Okay.
Speaker 1 00:48:14
Up? No, I don't know.
Speaker 4 00:50:12
Have you used that uhhawk. 
Speaker 3 00:50:16
Before? This one? No. The uh the one you big. 
Speaker 6 00:50:29
Square. Oh, yeah, I'm used to that one. But with this one, this is a little more drier. I can't really like get in it and I spill a lot. So I just use the.
Speaker 3 00:50:37
Oh, I look at it the other way. It's like you put it on top of thehawk and you go like this and then just shove it on.
Speaker 1 00:50:43
Mhm. You know what, I think it's somewhere.
Speaker 3 00:51:56
You Know where I saw that? Brandon.
Speaker 6 00:51:59
Really? Oh, okay.
Speaker 3 00:52:10
And then for that you just dump it. You know what I mean? So I think the hardest part about loading.
Speaker 6 00:52:22
Putting The product on. Yeah, the rest of it comes a little bit like. little bit. takes a bit easier in a way. Yeah.
Speaker 3 00:52:31
I shouldn't say hardest, but most time consuming.
Speaker 6 00:52:34
Yeah, it is. Is then cutting is just like more like detail work?
Speaker 3 00:52:53
Honestly, I think you could even here's where I start going too crazy. You could even put like plastic here. Just freaking pull it there. Pull them off.
Speaker 6 00:53:04
Ah, I see what you mean. Yeah, but I don't really want to mess with this line right here. Huh? I don't want to play with this line as much Screw him. But. 
Speaker 3 00:53:17
I mean, What I think that the biggest aspect that you don't have to look at me when i'm just but You know like. How can we get product up there?
Speaker 6 00:53:52
We call it" ma ñ a" in Spanish. Huh? Ma ñ a? Ma ñ a. It's like a. like when you figure out a faster way to do things. We call it" ma ñ a".
Speaker 1 00:53:52
Ma ñ a.
Speaker 6 00:54:50
What do you think?
Speaker 5 00:55:19
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Speaker 5 00:55:34
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Speaker 5 00:56:21
I'm going to give it a full turn.
Speaker 6 00:59:25
You Want that chair off? Brandon? Huh? No.
Speaker 3 00:59:31
Bird stand. Just very rarely can I find a surface that's like the right height. Right.
Speaker 1 00:59:56
Thank You though.
Speaker 3 01:00:44
Please keep that. Oh, not yet. I wish they still want to work before he wants to still pay me so or still wants me to work for my day. Made a joke saying, I can't leave before he still wants me to work. And you know, if I'm going to get paid.
Speaker 2 01:01:05
So like I have a meeting with Silicon this week. Yeah, follow up with them on that they're in. I mean, they just don't they don't know what they don't have the time yet. So you guys, I'm assuming you kind of hammered out the uh. I don't care about the money. I don't I don't all I told him, I said he goes like what's it should turn about money. I was like, dude, I thought you'll be fair with me. Go all care about is when i want to go when i want a grandpa day, i'm taking a grandpa day when When I want to go skiing with the kids or go to the river with kids, I'm going to river with kids. Said, "I'll give you plenty of notice."
Speaker 2 01:01:43
But those are those are non negotiable. And and he understood, he's a family guy so excuse me, was that not excuse me? Yeah, he has oh maps that keep all the helps him with stuff. I shouldn't say that he's forcing him to be in a contract when he's twenty like twenty years old. And then you got daughters at uh boys'. You know it's weird because him and his dad weren't very close. So when his dad died. 
Speaker 2 01:02:13
I think he realized that he wasn't that close with Max. I mean, they would do stuff together, but it was different. It wasn't like my kids and I were not only are we dad and kid, we're also friends. And so. Yeah,
Speaker 3 01:02:33
No, I mean. You said you don't want to have that? Yeah. Corey's got a son or something.
Speaker 3 01:02:44
So, he's been blocked. But, yeah, four steps back from the forty three. Oh wow. But they got to four. Corey and I grew up together like in the same house. Yeah. Um, you know, bathroom played a mom and they came to go with me. Yeah yeah So, but we literally. 
Speaker 4 01:03:02
Spent you. 
Speaker 3 01:03:03
Know our formative years in the same house Yeah Uh So, you guys are so fucked up It's all my fault You know But well. So. And then she married. You know, he was not good. You know,
Speaker 2 01:03:26
So my dad, you know, My parents divorced, i I was on my own about you know, about twelve thirteen Yeah. And, so it really and I looked at it as I got older, and it gave me a shitload of responsibility because I had two younger siblings.
Speaker 2 01:03:45
So young that people used to think I was about fourteen or fifteen, except that my sister was my daughter. And so, anyhow, but all the same, it gave me a lot of responsibility. But also made me think when I have kids.
Speaker 4 01:04:04
It's amazing how much you do for and against our glory.
Speaker 2 01:04:12
Sure, you know sure. Yeah, I think there's you can take good things. I think I took most of the. I got a lot of good things from my mother, so which is you know yeah. Oh baby, don't tease me like that.
Speaker 3 01:04:28
A lot of love today.
Speaker 1 01:05:08
The car is parked in the garage.
Speaker 1 01:05:39
You're good.
Speaker 3 01:07:26
You don't have to use the point. Yeah.
Speaker 6 01:07:28
They're they're they're the boxes. Okay.
Speaker 1 01:07:33
Hello. Yeah, yeah Thank you. 
Speaker 1 01:07:58
Thank you.
Speaker 5 01:12:04
I'm going to go to. 
Speaker 1 01:12:10
The bathroom.
Speaker 5 01:12:38
But.
Speaker 1 01:18:32
So.

[AI_SUMMARY]
A construction project discussion evolves into a mentorship on health and estate planning. Braden and Eric McLeish address a workaround for a water filtration system, while Rick Wilhard shares his prostate cancer experience, urging Braden to prioritize preventive health. Rick emphasizes the importance of estate planning through personal anecdotes, highlighting the stress of probate without a trust. The conversation also explores work-life balance, with Rick advocating for family time over money, shaped by his own challenging upbringing. Action items include medical appointments and logistical tasks related to the construction project.