Francis Ngannou

It's like, you know, you have this big shelf and shovel sand and all these things and dig sand from the mountain.

I couldn't have done it at time.

I was just helping and then learning.

Then over time, then I evolved.

And then I think by maybe 11, 12, I was able to handle everything.

Um,

No, I could have seen it, but I wanted it.

I remember I had a lot of trouble trying to do something.

Even me thinking differently was a problem.

A problem for who, though?

For everybody, for my family, for everybody around.

Because they are programmed to just grow up, become a farmer or a builder or something.

Or the best thing you can do, go learn some work to become a mechanic and all that stuff.

That was all what we were programmed for.

And then I was like...

thinking of something above that.

And it looks like you're looking down to people, like you're looking down to them, like they are not good enough.

And then you feel he's very disrespectful.

So I have a lot of problem with that.

And then I'm like, I want to do this.