Alexandr (Alex) Wang

And...

and there's like one public middle school one public high school a few elementary schools and uh and yeah that's the you know i went to i went to public school um i was lucky like i i think those are those are amazing public schools uh but it's like it is public school like any other public school and then i would just get home every day and um and effectively like do math and science like every day

What?

Yeah, I think it's like addition.

Maybe you get your times tables.

Yeah, maybe some multiplication tables.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, I definitely remember in school, I think a lot of kids in general just sort of generally kind of...

buying out of the whole thing, does that make sense?

Like kind of just tuning out and daydreaming and just kind of like ignoring what was happening in classes.

That definitely started happening.

And then what I would actually do or focus on is like go back and then do math at home.

There were, I remember one time there was like a,

There was, the good thing about where, you know, this, the school of the side I went to is like the teachers,

were really also invested in my education.

I think many of my teachers wanted to see me thrive and continue learning.

And that was awesome.

I can imagine a totally separate school where it's like the teachers don't care because it's just like their lives are chaotic, the classroom's chaotic, all that kind of stuff.

But I was lucky to have teachers who really cared.

Yeah, so let's see.