Craig Morgan

I was at, uh, uh, Texas TSU.

Okay.

Uh, I mean, I guess it's college.

I was going to EMT school and I just felt like, you know, I was drinking and doing the normal 17, 18 year old thing, you know?

Um, but I, I seen all these advertisers, advertisements.

I remember saying, be all you can be, you know, go to other places.

And, and I,

At the time, I was a volunteer fireman at the fire department.

So I think there was always something in me that wanted to do other things.

And I love helping people.

And I'm not saying it sounds super cheesy when you say it.

I mean, it really does.

To me, it does.

When I say that, it sounds like you're going, oh, and I love helping people.

No.

But I love, I really enjoy helping people.

Yeah.

I mean, and, you know, being on the fire department, I always felt like, you know, you felt heroic.

You felt like that night, you know, and it made, you always thought the girls would think it was cooler, you know.

So I seen all those commercials and I thought it'd be an opportunity for me to go do something else and, you know, maybe get some of college money.