Abdullah Saeed

this thing right but it's like if you start off with like a whole pile of chips right then you can make all the mistakes you want and you'll still end up figuring it out and winning in the end but if you start with a small amount of chips you know you can't take as many risks obviously so you you can't make those big payoffs right yeah where's that yo get adam mckay in here write this shit down man this is good to do to do the fucking to do the new show yeah yeah yeah break it down for the people

this thing right but it's like if you start off with like a whole pile of chips right then you can make all the mistakes you want and you'll still end up figuring it out and winning in the end but if you start with a small amount of chips you know you can't take as many risks obviously so you you can't make those big payoffs right yeah where's that yo get adam mckay in here write this shit down man this is good to do to do the fucking to do the new show yeah yeah yeah break it down for the people

this thing right but it's like if you start off with like a whole pile of chips right then you can make all the mistakes you want and you'll still end up figuring it out and winning in the end but if you start with a small amount of chips you know you can't take as many risks obviously so you you can't make those big payoffs right yeah where's that yo get adam mckay in here write this shit down man this is good to do to do the fucking to do the new show yeah yeah yeah break it down for the people

Yeah, but dude, this is exactly the type of thing that you're doing in middle school, which is trying out all these different costumes.

Yeah, but dude, this is exactly the type of thing that you're doing in middle school, which is trying out all these different costumes.

Yeah, but dude, this is exactly the type of thing that you're doing in middle school, which is trying out all these different costumes.

You're like, I decided to go strong silent at 34. I love that. But no, that's familiar to me. I mean, look, I was always in high school. So I, you know, grew up as an expat in Thailand until I was 13. And over there, it's like it wasn't cool. It's not cool to be bad outside of the United States like school.

You're like, I decided to go strong silent at 34. I love that. But no, that's familiar to me. I mean, look, I was always in high school. So I, you know, grew up as an expat in Thailand until I was 13. And over there, it's like it wasn't cool. It's not cool to be bad outside of the United States like school.

You're like, I decided to go strong silent at 34. I love that. But no, that's familiar to me. I mean, look, I was always in high school. So I, you know, grew up as an expat in Thailand until I was 13. And over there, it's like it wasn't cool. It's not cool to be bad outside of the United States like school.

Right. Yeah. Yeah. So they want like it's cool to be a good boy. I think at that school, it was cool to be a good boy. Like, you know, my brother, older brother's a good boy. He graduated high school there and he was like, you know, had a lot of friends, but was also, you know, was like good at school and everything. And like, it seemed to me. Yeah.

Right. Yeah. Yeah. So they want like it's cool to be a good boy. I think at that school, it was cool to be a good boy. Like, you know, my brother, older brother's a good boy. He graduated high school there and he was like, you know, had a lot of friends, but was also, you know, was like good at school and everything. And like, it seemed to me. Yeah.

Right. Yeah. Yeah. So they want like it's cool to be a good boy. I think at that school, it was cool to be a good boy. Like, you know, my brother, older brother's a good boy. He graduated high school there and he was like, you know, had a lot of friends, but was also, you know, was like good at school and everything. And like, it seemed to me. Yeah.

Like, and bad kids, kids who did bad stuff were sort of viewed as like, ruffians or whatever, right? Like literally. Yeah. So there is a, was a little bit more of like a Pollyanna thing. And when I came to the U S the kids were fucking, some of them were such assholes and you're like, and you know what I mean? It's like popular kids were assholes.

Like, and bad kids, kids who did bad stuff were sort of viewed as like, ruffians or whatever, right? Like literally. Yeah. So there is a, was a little bit more of like a Pollyanna thing. And when I came to the U S the kids were fucking, some of them were such assholes and you're like, and you know what I mean? It's like popular kids were assholes.

Like, and bad kids, kids who did bad stuff were sort of viewed as like, ruffians or whatever, right? Like literally. Yeah. So there is a, was a little bit more of like a Pollyanna thing. And when I came to the U S the kids were fucking, some of them were such assholes and you're like, and you know what I mean? It's like popular kids were assholes.

We really do reward asshole-ism from an early stage here, right? And I was like a reclusive punk kid. I was always kind of socially awkward in high school. I had like groups of friends. I played in bands. I played in punk bands. I played drums.

We really do reward asshole-ism from an early stage here, right? And I was like a reclusive punk kid. I was always kind of socially awkward in high school. I had like groups of friends. I played in bands. I played in punk bands. I played drums.

We really do reward asshole-ism from an early stage here, right? And I was like a reclusive punk kid. I was always kind of socially awkward in high school. I had like groups of friends. I played in bands. I played in punk bands. I played drums.

I mean, in my own little world, I think we would be probably described as like the freaks and geeks, like whatever the kids I was hanging out with, right? Punk kids and, you know, like kind of whatever. Yeah, freaks. That was the vibe. To me, that's the only people worth hanging out with. That's how I learned about interesting punk music and shit. Because everyone else is like a fucking cartoon.

I mean, in my own little world, I think we would be probably described as like the freaks and geeks, like whatever the kids I was hanging out with, right? Punk kids and, you know, like kind of whatever. Yeah, freaks. That was the vibe. To me, that's the only people worth hanging out with. That's how I learned about interesting punk music and shit. Because everyone else is like a fucking cartoon.