Louis Ziskin

Right.

By 10th grade.

And so, yeah, that was me, you know, the skateboard, the problem child, the whole thing.

Right.

And I really just I wasn't impressed with anything.

I saw hypocrisy right away.

And the minute I saw any kind of hypocrisy or inconsistency, I used that as a validation or a justification to completely ignore anything that anybody was ever talking about.

That went on.

for years and years of my life still to this day, you know, whenever I'm watching anything, I'm kind of looking for that.

You know, my wife's like, you're always finding the negative.

I'm like, it's the bullshit that I'm looking for.

Everything else who cares, right?

And that's been, that's kind of been how I've gone about my life and how now looking back, I realized that I justified a lot of

the behaviors that are no longer engaging.

Well, these people are full of shit.

Like they're the ones trying to tell you what to do and they're full of shit.

What, what the, why do I have to follow any rules?

And, and that's, that's kind of, you know, so it was,

Well, I wouldn't say that you could have seen that I would become a large drug trafficker at that time.

You could have easily said, this kid's going to have an issue.