Joe Opio

I do a thing and I'll do it.

I won't try to like venture out.

Yeah.

Same thing with like, when I eat, when I go out with you, I eat the same Indian food every time.

And you sometimes go like, oh, you're trying.

I go like, no, but I found the thing that I like.

So why should I try to, I found the thing that works for me.

And so-

I feel like it could also be like, you know, when I was brought up, because my mom, again, to go back to her.

So my mom taught me like certain things.

One of the biggest things she gave me, I remember, one of the biggest lessons.

And she doesn't even remember it because mothers are like that.

They say things and they don't think about them.

So when we were teenagers, you know, you start sneaking around.

Boys start sneaking around with girls, you know.

corners around.

And my mama, I remember, told me, and I was too young to even think about girls like that.

And he was like, hey, if you ever want to get a girl, please don't be like these friends of yours who we see at the side of gates, you know, in dark corners.

Bring the girl home.

the girl home and let's meet her and so she told me whatever decision you make it should always be for you that makes sense whatever decision you can if you want to do drugs if you want to rob a bank if you want to beat up teachers do it for you i'll back you a hundred percent of the way the only thing i never want you to do is to try to pass the blame