Ken Rideout

I got to, I got my freshman year of football or freshman year of college.

I got that.

I was playing football and a bunch of the like knuckleheads on the football team were like, oh, take sociology.

That's not very challenging.

And I was like, oh, okay.

And that's how I ended up studying sociology.

Obviously in hindsight, I would have went to the Naval Academy, studied business, got out, gone to Harvard and get an MBA.

I wish I could do it all again.

I would have like made my life a lot easier.

And then when I got out of school for a year or two, I was still living in Boston.

And when I, going into my junior year, I got cut from the hockey team because of my attitude.

And I was like,

just struggling like being an adult.

I had no, I had no like role models.

I mean, I'm not making excuses.

I was just lost.

And I was like behaving like an asshole.

And the coach was like, your attitude's terrible.

And I ignored several warnings and they were like, we don't need you.

And I was like, oh my God, I'm screwed.