Jason Wojciechowicz

You know, hey, you want a box of Gushers?

You want this?

You want a Fruit Roll-Up?

No, pick one.

Yeah, that's relatable for sure.

It's crazy, bro.

I moved out at 19.

So 19, I moved out, um, to Orlando.

Uh, yes, I was in college.

Uh, I went to Mount St.

Mary, New York.

I did business school and then I moved out and I started doing the agency thing.

Um, then I started pitching like local businesses, free trials and stuff like that.

And that's how I got off the ground.

And then I was making like three grand a month, had 700 bucks a month that I could use for rent.

That was just how I did the math in my head.

I found a place in Orlando and I found a room there in a college house and it was $7.50 a month and I just moved in and that was it.

And then my life started and it was scary as shit.

But, dude, I felt a lot of like weight off my shoulders because no one was like – here's the thing about living at home too is that when you're at home and your parents are staring at you every single day, you have such a high expectation of what you should deliver on.

You know, like you go home and you might have a job and your parents are staring at you going, oh, you're still working there.