Bill Perkins

I'm just like, I don't give a ****.

I don't give a ****.

And like, I don't care.

That's their problem, right?

Like, and everybody cares a little bit, right?

To the extent that people's thoughts will interfere with my priorities, I care more, right?

But in general, on the not giving a scale, I'm on the further scale because I grew up in a period where, you know, I was born in 69, right?

There's, you know, racial attitudes going on.

We're just coming out of the 60s, right?

You know, being, having that

And then just having to deal with that prepares you, you know, for this period of like, I'm not afraid to look like a fool.

You guys thought I was a fool.

You know, you thought I was full at birth, but on skin color, you thought I was inferior at birth on skin color.

You thought this about me on, you know, on skin color.

So you just don't give it.

Right.

And so my dad and the trainings of being a minority in a city during that time period prepared me for like,

Who cares?

I'm already a fool.

Might as well try.