AG Gregoroff

She's a hundred and something years old.

She's still like, you know, cooking and doing all that sort of stuff.

And there was cousins around.

So we were just running around wild.

And because it was rural, we didn't like watch TV during the day.

Like I remember seeing some cartoons, but we'd just be outside running around.

You know, we'd throw rocks at the cows across the street or, you know, we'd go like hide in a cornfield, listen to country music, fish, sneak onto people's property and go bass fishing and stuff when we were kids.

And then trying to go to school, I basically grew up like Huckleberry Finn, just running around.

Right.

And then trying to get me inside of a classroom all day is impossible.

Impossible.

Well, I mean, did you get in trouble in school?

Oh, yeah.

Okay.

Oh, yeah.

I was going to say, did you just not go?

No, it's terrible.

I even got kicked out of kindergarten and had to redo it.

I did kindergarten twice.

So my dad would kind of like load me in the truck in the morning, drop me off at the elementary school.