I wake up every morning and take care of my 11 month old son Cayden from 6:00-16:00 until my wife comes home. I immediately must leave and go to school until 22:00. By the time I get home around 23:00 i still need to finish homework, complete whatever research I didn’t finish during the morning, and get ready to do it all over again. If my son would give me a break for a moment I could finish my PhD. in mathematics, centered on applied methods & optimisation, differential equations, and algebra. I am currently in the process of developing methods for my computer to perform autonomous investments and refining the algorithms necessary to ensure an optimized risk/return ratio. My truck is an early build ‘05, I received it on September 15th 2004. It walks on 35×12.50×18 BFG MT km2s, with Rancho RS9000XL shocks on all four corners. It is dependable and makes sure I get through the toughest snow storms that can befall me. I installed ARB air lockers front and rear for those real tough times and I use it to pull my 6 ton trailer when i need to move excavators, skidsteers, broken down vehicles (when my friends call), and of-course my 1941 Willys Americar coupe. I am certainly an academic but there is still some redneck in me that likes to play hard too. This truck lives in Utah but has made rescue runs to Virginia, Oregon, Nevada, Wyoming, North and South Carolina, and Montana. I own 4 other Ford vehicles and wouldn’t have it any other way.