Drew Lachey

Was it like fame?

Were kids just dancing and singing in the halls?

Yes.

You just, you see a table, you just get on it and dance.

No, I mean, to a certain degree there, there was an element of that.

You walk down the hallway and there'll be somebody practicing cello in the stairwell, you know, or you be walking, you know, you get the hall pass and you'd be going to the bathroom and then the dance classes will be open and you'd see the ballet classes going on or the modern or whatever.

Right.

So, yeah, there was a definite fame element to it.

But, you know, it was this great exposure for me.

I mean, I can honestly say that if I hadn't gone there, I never would have probably pursued a career in the arts.

You know, so it definitely changed the trajectory of my life.

I feel like I may have wrongly assumed that you and Nick were also jocks.

Did your school have sports teams?

Because you guys are very athletic.

Well, thank you.

We had a soccer team that was miserable.

But I did play on the soccer team.

You know, I think for us, you know, we...

i think most teenage guys they they try and balance that that jock hood with who they actually truly are um you know because there is a a path to manhood that goes through some sort of athletics yeah you know i think we kind of all wrongfully assume that but um you know i think we grew up playing soccer and baseball and all those things as little kids and um

You know, I think if you're somewhat coordinated and athletic, you can kind of make your way through it, fake your way through sports.