Quote:Retire my parents. Buy my mom and dad a house that they've never had. I was fortunate enough to buy a home. I'd like to see them have some type of security with them both being over fifty now. But that's about it for me. I'd like to retire my parents. Go fishing with my dad anytime we wanted to go fishing. Help my mom and wife cook up some good family meals in the kitchen on game day's. I'd like to be able to take care of my two younger brothers as well. Get them enough money to buy their own townhomes, condos or homes of their own so they can have security.

 

I've had a fun life so far. I am only twenty eight years old. I've traveled enough of Europe recently with my wife to die a happy man. I have a decent house that doesn't break the bank. I have a good job that keeps me living comfortably. I don't need anything for myself. I just wish I could give back more. My parents never had much while they raised me and my brothers up. And they deserve it in my eyes. I am not afraid to say this or admit this. But I'd gladly trade my life right now if some awesome force of power could guarantee me that in exchange for my life that my parents, my brothers and my wife could live out the rest of their lives never having to work or worry about anything ever again in their lives financially or security wise. That they could all have the freedom to enjoy life. Instead of worrying or being stressed out more than they should be.

 

I think that's all I could ask for at this point in time. Asking to see the Jacksonville Jaguars have a parade downtown after winning just one Superbowl might be asking for too much. But that's something I'd like to do. I'd like to relish in the moment just once with this city where I've been born and raised. It would be a nice touch on things. We could go on and lose for the next fifty years. I'd be happy being able to reflect on that one year we did it though.