Jamie Mustard

Right.

At least you had your priorities straight.

First thing I did was get a girlfriend.

And she's like, you're not going to survive here.

What she starts doing is for a year, she's rewriting my papers.

And then six months into doing that, she's like, okay, you're going to write them and I'm going to correct.

That's better.

That's a better system.

Yeah.

So we go through this process.

And then while I'm there, the only thing I'm ever good at, and I find this out at the community college is when I go into these like basic economics classes, it was really strange.

I would go into these classes.

I felt like someone that could just play the piano.

I understood the charts.

It was the first time in my life I ever just understood something.

And my economics teacher comes to me

who's also the provost, the vice president of the college and the chairman of the economics department.

And he says, James, you're getting 80% on your economics exams.

And I believe you have a little bit of a literacy problem.

And I was like, where's he going with this?