Carter Lee

I go back to school and I remember, you know, realizing how hard it is to adjust back to school because I go and, you know, I'm going to school with 3000 people there and I don't know how to talk to these kids anymore.

Like, I don't even know how to relate with these kids.

I'm going to class.

And I remember the principal, he was like, Carter, you're not going into, you know, we're going to put you in a classroom the whole day.

So we're not letting you go to other classes.

And I remember thinking like, that's up.

Like, I just did all this.

I want to meet people.

I want to talk to people.

But at this point, I didn't even know how to do that.

You know, like I didn't know how to relate to kids who I didn't live with because I've been going to school with these kids, you know, these 12 kids who I live with and I'm super comfortable with.

And now I'm in this big school with all these random kids that I don't really know.

And it was overwhelming for me.

And I finish up that school year.

Me and my brother are home.

And this is definitely a really big time in my life.

So a little while ends up going since I came home.

That summer comes around.

And me and my brother at this point, we're pretty close.

I would say that.