Dr. Dean Lomax

I've got an older...

brother and sister scott and julie as well and they were always so supportive and things it was nice um well are they into dinosaurs no no they uh you know they're supportive though so so they used to just be like especially growing up it was like what are you even talking about and i'd just be so frustrated they'd say uh you know a dinosaur's name or something i'm like that's not quite how you pronounce that i'll let you i'll let you off with it

But they were really supportive.

And I had a great kind of close knit community of like friends and stuff growing up in little school and secondary school.

But yeah, it was difficult.

I must admit, there was kind of times where, yeah, me and some of the friends, we'd kind of look it up.

And I know at one point, Doncaster, when I was in my teen years, Doncaster was like listed.

I don't know who creates these lists, but it was like top 15, top 20 worst places to live in the UK.

Right.

Yeah, which I know I'm not painting a great picture of Doncaster.

I apologize.

But it was really lovely growing up.

But there were obviously, yes, other issues and things.

And it used to be, yeah, school was somewhat challenging.

But it was, at large, we had a lovely childhood.

Mom did a wonderful job, always kind of, you know, she worked her ass off to kind of pay the bills, mortgages, and things like that.

But, yeah, in school, I'd say I worked really hard.

Yeah.

But I was not very good academically.

No?