Ayman Ismail

He's like, if you're not saving a third of your income, then you can't afford it.

So I'm more that kind of person where it's like, I'll just, I'll do what I feel is right.

And the money will make sense, which is probably not the best attitude, but I've always found that it works out.

Yeah, I mean, there's the downside that they'll feel about it like I did.

I resented it and I fought my parents about it and I didn't understand why we needed to have our own little community when I would see kids outside who were my age who I didn't know because they weren't part of our insular Islamic community.

Because I think the other thing

that we haven't talked about here is that the Islamic school is much more than just a school.

It's like a whole community.

And so everything from basketball leagues to karate and camping, they're all Islamic versions of it.

I was an Islamic Boy Scout.

I didn't know that was a thing.

Yeah.

It's like a developed society.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Maybe I'll move to Portland.

That sounds amazing.

Yeah, no, Boston's right up the road.

I'll put my kids on Amtrak every day.