Adam Friedland

I assumed that Jews, I just assumed this.

No, my, I guess we did.

Assume is like, I'm assuming.

Yeah, there are a lot of harmful stereotypes like that, like getting great grades.

You dropped out of school?

no I went to college but my whole thing was because my parents wanted A's I would try to finesse it to like doing the least amount of work to get an A I wasn't like I didn't I didn't think of school as like you learn there I was like it's like a game I yeah we used to do cheat we used to cheat we used to like yeah me and my friends would game the system we were also smart

yeah we're just like it's like a cost benefit analysis we're like we could and i we'd still do well on the exams at the end of the year but like uh it was like out of it was like trying to beat the system a little bit that's how jews uh it's called white collar crime yeah it's like that was my first experience yeah um at the end of the year you do it it's not important why are we talking about

At the end of the year, you do a test called the Advanced Placement Test.

We're talking about the system, brother, and how people get around the system.

We're talking about how people get around the system, brother.

If you didn't have me there, I would have died.

We're talking about the man and the system.

Yeah, yeah.

No, exactly.

Yeah, okay.

No, it's like we're, like, I mean, when Jews came to America, they were just criminals.

They were just, yeah, they were cheap.

Really?

Yeah, of course.

Yeah, they were like doing petty crimes.