Elan Gelfand

I'm doing good, Mick.

I'm doing good, Mick.

Thank you for asking and thank you for the amazing intro.

Thank you for asking and thank you for the amazing intro.

I really appreciate it.

I really appreciate it.

I would say my because is my mom.

I would say my because is my mom.

So when I was about, I'd say eight years old, my parents got divorced and you know, my dad, he had a good job.

So when I was about, I'd say eight years old, my parents got divorced and my dad, he had a good job.

He was working very hard working person and he always, he went after what he wanted, right?

He was working very hard work in person and he always, he went after what he wanted, right?

When my parents got divorced, my mom was kind of left on her own.

When my parents got divorced, my mom was kind of left on her own.

Obviously she was never really the one with the job.

Obviously she was never really the one with the job.

So she took care of my brother and I, she worked minimum wage and

So she took care of my brother and I, she worked minimum wage and

You know, I have memories of, you know, waking up for middle school and, you know, she would have to wake up my brother.

I have memories of waking up for middle school and she would have to wake up my brother.