Lloyd Blankfein

Exactly.

Harvard definitely changed my perspective on what's possible.

I always say I learned more from my peers than I did from my classes.

I'm just curious if you had a similar experience.

I would say that I grew up with Manhattan looming in the distance.

I think I probably, when I was, before I went to college, I probably went into Manhattan first.

three times or something like that.

And I think twice was to the Radio City Music Hall Christmas show.

And I know once of them was an interview to go to Harvard.

And that was a big deal.

We might as well have been

$5,000 away from it because I grew up in public housing.

It was, this won't mean anything to you.

It was a two fare zone.

You had to take a bus to the subway to get to the city.

Probably took a long time to get there.

I grew up in public housing, NYCHA, where I think there's a gradation of incomes that you can have.

There's different levels of public housing.

And I think if you made more than $90 a week, you couldn't live in that particular building.

So