Dr. Alok Kanojia

And I was like, oh yeah. And he reminded me of how We used to build FM transmitters in the basement and got plans and went to Radio Shack, which doesn't exist anymore, and soldered the thing together and put an illegal antenna on it that we fished out of someone's garbage and tried to figure out how to power it. And the guy at Radio Shack was like, this is definitely illegal, but whatever.

And I was like, oh yeah. And he reminded me of how We used to build FM transmitters in the basement and got plans and went to Radio Shack, which doesn't exist anymore, and soldered the thing together and put an illegal antenna on it that we fished out of someone's garbage and tried to figure out how to power it. And the guy at Radio Shack was like, this is definitely illegal, but whatever.

We're like 10 or 11 or 12 whatever years old. And then it was like decades went by or a decade at least went by, decade and a half. And I became an attorney of all things, right? And my friend was like, I never saw that coming. And I'm like, I'm thinking, I never wanted to do that. What happened?

We're like 10 or 11 or 12 whatever years old. And then it was like decades went by or a decade at least went by, decade and a half. And I became an attorney of all things, right? And my friend was like, I never saw that coming. And I'm like, I'm thinking, I never wanted to do that. What happened?

We're like 10 or 11 or 12 whatever years old. And then it was like decades went by or a decade at least went by, decade and a half. And I became an attorney of all things, right? And my friend was like, I never saw that coming. And I'm like, I'm thinking, I never wanted to do that. What happened?

And I remember even when I went to law school, one of the reasons I went is because I was like, I just don't know what else to do. I have no idea. But the whole time, and when I started doing this, the podcast, I was like, this is awesome.

And I remember even when I went to law school, one of the reasons I went is because I was like, I just don't know what else to do. I have no idea. But the whole time, and when I started doing this, the podcast, I was like, this is awesome.

And I remember even when I went to law school, one of the reasons I went is because I was like, I just don't know what else to do. I have no idea. But the whole time, and when I started doing this, the podcast, I was like, this is awesome.

And then it reminded me that I always wanted to do this kind of thing, but the signals had been so drowned out by, you can't make money doing that, that's not a real job, that's something one in a million people get the chance to do that, yada, yada. I forgot about it. Not I put it aside. I literally forgot about it, forgot it even existed.

And then it reminded me that I always wanted to do this kind of thing, but the signals had been so drowned out by, you can't make money doing that, that's not a real job, that's something one in a million people get the chance to do that, yada, yada. I forgot about it. Not I put it aside. I literally forgot about it, forgot it even existed.

And then it reminded me that I always wanted to do this kind of thing, but the signals had been so drowned out by, you can't make money doing that, that's not a real job, that's something one in a million people get the chance to do that, yada, yada. I forgot about it. Not I put it aside. I literally forgot about it, forgot it even existed.

The pressure is real. I'll never forget, I wrote a letter of recommendation to Michigan Law for this Korean kid who I knew who said his mom literally told him, I'm going to kill myself if you don't get into this school. Imagine the pressure. Insanely unreasonable pressure. And then he didn't get in.

The pressure is real. I'll never forget, I wrote a letter of recommendation to Michigan Law for this Korean kid who I knew who said his mom literally told him, I'm going to kill myself if you don't get into this school. Imagine the pressure. Insanely unreasonable pressure. And then he didn't get in.

The pressure is real. I'll never forget, I wrote a letter of recommendation to Michigan Law for this Korean kid who I knew who said his mom literally told him, I'm going to kill myself if you don't get into this school. Imagine the pressure. Insanely unreasonable pressure. And then he didn't get in.

I'm pretty sure she didn't actually kill herself as a result, but like, I too would live in my parents' basement if I thought I was an abject failure because I didn't get into like Harvard Medical School and that was their dream for me since I was a little kid, even though that is patently unfair.

I'm pretty sure she didn't actually kill herself as a result, but like, I too would live in my parents' basement if I thought I was an abject failure because I didn't get into like Harvard Medical School and that was their dream for me since I was a little kid, even though that is patently unfair.

I'm pretty sure she didn't actually kill herself as a result, but like, I too would live in my parents' basement if I thought I was an abject failure because I didn't get into like Harvard Medical School and that was their dream for me since I was a little kid, even though that is patently unfair.

By the way, I'm sorry I'm hung up on this. Six feet, six figures, six inches. Or six feet, six inches, six figures. Sorry, I don't know why I'm hooked on that. I'm short by two inches and I'll let everybody guess what I mean by that. Height, in case anyone was wondering.

By the way, I'm sorry I'm hung up on this. Six feet, six figures, six inches. Or six feet, six inches, six figures. Sorry, I don't know why I'm hooked on that. I'm short by two inches and I'll let everybody guess what I mean by that. Height, in case anyone was wondering.

By the way, I'm sorry I'm hung up on this. Six feet, six figures, six inches. Or six feet, six inches, six figures. Sorry, I don't know why I'm hooked on that. I'm short by two inches and I'll let everybody guess what I mean by that. Height, in case anyone was wondering.