Garrison Davis

That's so interesting.

I love that.

My undergrad was going to be history, but it kind of switched to like intercultural studies.

I was just more interested a little more like sociology.

I majored in illustration and cause I wanted to do art and the cultural studies and then did social science for like grad school.

Mine was a little different in the sense that listeners know, but like my father was a, my father was a black Panther, you know what I'm saying?

And, you know, we, you know, we grew up in the space and it wasn't sort of like

like you said, like this, like light bulb was not my experience.

My experience was like, this is necessary for our survival.

Yeah.

And I think I was more thrown back because I, which is again, what I want to get to about like kind of the way that you present this stuff is like,

I feel like this information is available for all of us.

Like it didn't take a lot of digging for you to like, I feel like it was not really, I love the, even, even you talking about your, your experience in like working in politics and organizing and volunteering where it's like a lot of times we feel like the access to entry is much harder than it actually is.

You could just go there, just go over there and just be like, yo, can I help?

And it's really like, it really be that easy, you know?

And people will be so happy to have you.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But yeah, I just feel like, especially your, I'm jumping around, but like your Trump's L's for the week are like,

I mean, it's right there.

Like, you know what I'm saying?