Dusty Slay

But I feel like things are different now.

Yeah.

And if it's in my control, I don't want my daughter to have to – my kids to have to go to the same kind of school I went to.

Yes.

Even though, again, my school was great.

Yeah.

But it is a different, things are different.

Of course, yeah.

So I just want to try to get them, you know, like the kind of education that they enjoy, that makes them feel good.

Like my dad always was like big on me getting good grades, but my dad would also kind of like make fun of me about reading and stuff.

Like, like, you know, my dad would talk about, you know, stories about him being cool and not ever doing his homework and stuff, but wanted me to do my homework, but also didn't want me to be a nerd or, you know, so I'm like, you're not really encouraging me the way that you think you are, you know?

And, and it's like, and then like, even like, uh,

playing guitar.

I remember I wanted to take guitar lessons in school.

There was a class for guitar.

And my dad was like, I remember my dad saying this to me, and I think he's right on a certain level, but way off on another.

He goes, you know,

He said, you don't have the ear for guitar.

It's like these people that play guitar, they pick up the guitar and they can just play.

And I go, and now looking back, I'm like, well, of course there are people, Dwayne Allman, Jimi Hendrix probably picked it up and knew how to play right away.