Joe Santagato

I didn't even try.

Yeah, I mailed it in and they're happy about that.

Like they shouldn't be happy about that.

Like they should hold me to a higher standard, you know?

And I think that's like manipulation.

I mean, people do that to their audience.

That has been something that is very present in my life for the longest time.

I dropped out of college because of that feeling.

And when I was... I went to a... I don't even know why I did this, but I was in high school.

I went to a Catholic high school.

I was a good student, you know, like near 90s, you know, something like that, whatever letter that is.

But...

When it came time to apply for colleges, I just never did it.

Like you're supposed to do that in like November or something.

And I just never did it because, and I don't, I couldn't even tell you why.

I don't even know what my rationale was at the time.

But then I lied to my parents and I said, yeah, I applied here and there and I'm just waiting.

Like just to put off hearing about it.

And then I eventually just went, I told my parents I didn't get into any schools and

And then I went, which is like insane if that actually happened, which whatever.