Jason Tyler

Here's an introduction.

This is the real world.

This is a job.

This is what that's like.

When I got out of high school, my first job out of high school, I was a mechanic for like five years before I ever touched a camera.

And my dad got me, you know, a job working as a porter at an Acura dealership.

And then they needed a technician.

They put me through the schooling to do that.

And then I got my master's certifications and all that stuff.

But then I looked around and I was like,

all the master techs are in their 60s and they have carpal tunnel in their hands.

And I want to be able to play catch with my kids.

So I'm going to switch careers.

But like that, that life experience is so valuable.

That's exactly what happened to my sister.

My sister played soccer in high school,

she won nationals she was widely recruited from across the country she could go to any school she wanted to to get she was getting scholarship offers from all over the country and as soon as it came time to go to college she was like i i can't do this like i'm not gonna and meanwhile my parents my dad is a huge soccer fan so my parents were like

We are not.

Well, you are giving the kids the tools that they need to succeed.

Dr. Christy, one more time for the audience.