Justin Colby

I can get there.

And so I've always had this entrepreneur, like I need to go make it myself.

So as a kid, I would borrow money from my mom, borrow, you know, like I would say, hey, mom, let's go to the credit card or not the credit card, the baseball card store.

Give me 20 bucks.

I'll be back in 20 minutes.

So she would.

And I had to buy a box of cards that was only $20 then.

Now it's like $300 or something crazy.

I would open it in front of the store owner, wholesale him, wholesale prices the cards he wanted so he could sell them at retail.

And I would give my mom the $20 back and I would have $20.

And I didn't realize then what I was doing.

I was just hustling.

But I had this entrepreneurial spirit.

On the day of recycling, I would go drive my bicycle around.

I would take the cans and the bottles.

I would take them from all the neighbors instead of the truck.

I would go drive them down to the recycling bin.

I would get the penny or five cents for it.

And I have all these different stories of how I did that.

And so when I got out of college, I realized I wanted to go create.