Jim Latrache

One and a half year later, when I started my sentence, she said, now you take your high school diploma.

So she helped me to take my whole high school diploma from prison.

and I came out with one of the country's highest average grade point averages, and I was accepted to study psychology at Copenhagen University.

I think the turning point here was that for the first time in my adult life, there was somebody who believed in me and loved me for who I was.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, yeah, most definitely.

And it made me look at something in a whole other way because, I mean, she was spitting on me and she loved me for who I was.

And then I was like, I mean, why do I need a big car?

Why do I need a penthouse apartment?

I mean, I have the most beautiful girl in town.

And I just started to figure out who I am as a person.

And I didn't have to pretend.

I don't have to...

a chance to be something I'm not.

And that was really, really good from my own self-esteem.

So how much money have you made?

Which famous customers did you have and stuff like that?

And I was, of course, not interested in that because that would not make the world a better place.

But then a guy I started psychology with, he said, my wife, she worked at Danish National Radio.

And she wants you to tell the story as you want.