Germano Tomassetti

you know, hardened, you know what I mean?

Cause getting in a fight at school with like just the kid that gets in a fight once a year is, is nothing, but the kid that fights like every day in his hood, like that, that guy's going to be tough.

You know what I mean?

So yeah, I was, I was not happy with it.

And when I did go back home and going into those early teenage years, I was just more upset with her and I just wouldn't listen to anything.

By probably grade 10, halfway in, I dropped out because I was getting expelled all the time.

And a lot of the fights that I was getting into at that point were for other people.

I always stuck up for other people.

You know what I mean?

And when I was in high school, I was the guy that was friends with everybody.

So I'd be friends with jocks.

I'd be friends with metalheads.

I'd be friends with nerds, like anime geeks, all kinds of stuff.

So some of these guys were regularly picked on by the cool kids or whatever, and I'd end up fighting for them.

So I got tired of being blamed all the time and the teachers looking at me like I was the problem.

In a way, I was sometimes in the classroom, not concentrating and stuff.

But when it came to those fights, like I really I wasn't looking for them.

I just felt like it was my responsibility to stick up for, you know, weaker people.

So I drop out around that time and then.

I basically spend a year or so working just that, you know, regular jobs.