Louis Ziskin

Yeah, I got in trouble in high school.

I had no high school credits.

And my parents sent me to a boarding school in Northern California called Cascade School.

Now, these kinds of schools have gotten a little bit of— Bro, your poor mom.

Yeah, by now, by high school, she's remarried to my stepdad, David George.

So she's off the two-job thing.

I got the new husband who's got to take on this responsibility.

Like, that poor guy.

That guy.

I got to tell you, me and him did not get along at all.

He's one of these stories, right?

Like—

salt of the earth like now looking now today i got nothing but respect for him right but then here i'm looking for every shortcut and this is this guy is one of these stories fought in the israeli war of independence when he's a teenager comes over here afterward as a teenager has 15 in his in his pocket and and and works at a gas station and and lives in the back until he has enough money to buy it and ends up dying the largest oceanfront property owner in venice beach right like

I mean, incredible success story, the American dream, all that super, you know, politically conscious, everything like just salt of the earth.

But this dude worked hard.

Yeah.

And that was not anything that I was interested in whatsoever.

Like, what do you mean work?

Why?

Yeah.