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EPISODE · May 14, 2026 · 1H 1M

Jeremy Delay on Time, Marriage & Building a Life Together

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This episode of Breyking Through the BS sits down with Jeremy Delay, co-owner of Grocery Outlet, for a conversation about marriage, business, routine, and the real value of time.Jeremy shares the story of working high-paying jobs that cost him moments with his family, missing a full year of his child’s life because work consumed everything. That realization changed the trajectory of his life, leading him and his wife Amy to leave everything behind, move states, and start over in a city they had never even heard of before landing in Yuba City.The episode dives into:Building a 30-year marriage that still feels intentionalWorking alongside your spouse every single dayWhy time is more valuable than moneyEscaping the trap of overworkingSmall-town community connectionsWalking instead of driving and learning to slow downHuman connection in a disconnected worldCreating a life centered around presence instead of statusThis is less of a business podcast and more of a perspective shift on what actually matters when the clock keeps moving.Follow Jeremy on Instagram: @Yuba City Grocery Outlet

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