Topic: Los Angeles

After being scouted at a fashion show, Owensby moved to Los Angeles and spent 15 years working in the industry. He became the first male face for Seven Jeans and worked on campaigns for True Religion and Citizens of Humanity. He attributes his success to a "yes" mentality and the confidence gained from his athletic background.

Owensby recounts meeting his wife in Los Angeles during the pandemic, describing a nine-hour first date that felt like catching up with a childhood friend. He explains the immediate "knowing" that she was the one, despite the restrictions on indoor dining at the time. Both partners later admitted to feeling an instant, unique connection.

Ezra Vancil recounts being signed to a development deal at age 19 after an engineer from Los Angeles discovered his small-town Texas band. While the sudden transition from living under the poverty line to having a label-funded house and studio felt like winning the lottery, it quickly led to depression. The pressure to create a successful second album and internal band drama overshadowed the initial excitement of the industry's "blank check."

Glenn discusses his upcoming travel plans, including a trip to Los Angeles to see Oasis, noting it was cheaper than buying tickets for the Wembley shows. He emphasizes the importance of having events to look forward to during difficult times like unemployment. The conversation transitions into Glenn's plans to launch a side hustle to generate new income streams.