Greg Snavely

You pay your this.

You pay your that.

And I made it all of like one month as being an adult.

So now I have to move out of college.

my college life and back into my mom and dad's house they said if you're only going to go to a couple classes a week you can commute the 40 50 miles to school so well your parents really they would put the pressure on you like they were like they were like this is they weren't they were not and i mean rightfully so i i've lost scholarships i mean it's expensive to go to school right

You know, and pay fraternity dues and just for me to be partying.

So, you know, I basically went from living in a fraternity house to back to my mom and dad's house at, like, 19 years old.

Right.

So my number one thought is, like, I got to get out of here.

Like, you hear people talk about FOMO.

Like...

I know what day it is.

I know what the specials are.

I know it's Tuesday, everybody's going to pub.

I know it's Wednesday, everybody's going to Devaney's.

And here I am, 60 miles away, like, oh, you know, my mom, like, you know, my family raised me...

with rules and like respect.

So my mom, I know the worst.

And so my mom would be like, if you're not going to be home for dinner in time, you know, be respectful and send me over a text.

And if you're going to be past 10 PM tonight, just let your father and I know.