Andrew (CEO of Creators Inc.)

My sisters were 10 years older than me.

So I was kind of an oldie child.

And so I was by myself a lot as a young kid.

And I remember really thinking that I had a lot of self-confidence because I was, you know, alone.

I didn't kind of,

you know, have a picture of the, the, the broader world.

And I thought I was going to be a famous athlete or an actor or something.

And then I went to public school and public school was rough for me.

Uh, middle school and high school was not an easy town for me.

And I was very small.

I actually, I actually wrestled 103 pounds.

Uh, so, but, but I was scrappy.

I was, I was, I was a good wrestler.

And, um,

But, you know, girls didn't like me and I'd get laid until I was 18 years old.

And just high school was a tough time for me.

But I'm in the locker room, junior year of high school, and a kid comes in.

This is the year 2000, right?

So six years before Mark Zuckerberg even exists with Facebook, right?

Like the dream was you go to college, maybe you ride the subway to Wall Street, you make 200 grand a year with your ball sticking to your leg in the summertime.