Hisham Awartani
👤 PersonAppearances Over Time
Podcast Appearances
A few times. Like, every time I'm back, I come once.
A few times. Like, every time I'm back, I come once.
A few times. Like, every time I'm back, I come once.
Yeah, it's a small school.
Yeah, it's a small school.
Yeah, it's a small school.
Some of them have been teaching for 20, 30 years. Some of them have taught my cousins who are now married and have PhDs and... about getting divorced.
Some of them have been teaching for 20, 30 years. Some of them have taught my cousins who are now married and have PhDs and... about getting divorced.
Some of them have been teaching for 20, 30 years. Some of them have taught my cousins who are now married and have PhDs and... about getting divorced.
You don't open a door until the car's parked.
You don't open a door until the car's parked.
You don't open a door until the car's parked.
The head of the school walks up.
The head of the school walks up.
The head of the school walks up.
The only time I ever got in trouble for something in school was I installed Counter-Strike on the PCs here. It's not that hard to install. You type in, like, install Counter-Strike 1.6. We used to hang out in the library, too, with the librarian.
The only time I ever got in trouble for something in school was I installed Counter-Strike on the PCs here. It's not that hard to install. You type in, like, install Counter-Strike 1.6. We used to hang out in the library, too, with the librarian.
The only time I ever got in trouble for something in school was I installed Counter-Strike on the PCs here. It's not that hard to install. You type in, like, install Counter-Strike 1.6. We used to hang out in the library, too, with the librarian.
I guess reconnecting with my childhood, seeing the things that are more familiar, it's like, wow, a lot has changed. I kind of drove that home. There are lots of things that are different in my life now, permanently. But, you know. What's the use in kicking yourself over things that have been lost?
I guess reconnecting with my childhood, seeing the things that are more familiar, it's like, wow, a lot has changed. I kind of drove that home. There are lots of things that are different in my life now, permanently. But, you know. What's the use in kicking yourself over things that have been lost?