If you're anything like me, your dad taught you anything from how to build a wall to how to use a power tool. Sometimes you'll forget what he taught you, and you'll need his advice. He is your go-to man, despite what your age is. Even if it is the smallest thing, you'll call him and not care. You need an answer. He will always pick up the phone, answer your question, and not make you feel like an idiot. You know he'll always answer any question you have.

1. What kind of screw driver do I need?

2. Where do I find sealant?

3. What does this light mean on my car?

4. Is it going to blow up?

5. How do I get my keys out of the car if the door is locked? No, I didn't lock my keys in the car *sweats nervously*

6. How do I unclog my toilet? Like its bad Dad...

7. What liquors should I mix together?

8. How do I fix a blown fuse?

9. The shower drain isn't working, the water isn't going down. Dad, Dad what do I do?

10. I know you've told me this, but what tool do I need for this desk?

11. Hey Dad could you give me some money? Its been a rough week...

12. Hey Dad, no I don't have another question, but thanks for answering my calls and always being there. I love you, Dad.

Thanks Frank for being my rock.