Jeff Grant

which eventually is kind of what led me to college and then led me to law school because I tested really well.

But I was kind of a late bloomer.

In college, I kind of figured out that I needed good grades, at least good enough to get me into law school.

I don't know.

It was like I never really saw another path.

I always assumed I was going to become a lawyer.

I loved it.

I was kind of the problem solver.

In my crowd, I was the problem solver in my house.

I just always saw myself as a lawyer.

And I, you know, I really, and I also, I just wasn't adventurous enough to like go out and do something, you know, like, like take time off and go travel Europe in a backpack or something with a backpack on.

I just was not that kind of person.

Well, that's certainly the people that I met once I moved like to Connecticut and moved to Greenwich later on in my life.

You

But mine was, we were probably one of the poorest families in our neighborhood, but we weren't poor.

But these were all families that were like really moving up the line in terms of, you know, acquiring wealth and becoming successful.

And my family was just in tatters.

And before I moved to college, my father's business had failed.

And so I couldn't go to a private school.

I had to go to a public school.