Matthew Cox

That doesn't, it's not the picture I have of Long Island, but.

I was thinking very, you know, I think of middle class and tranquil, you know what I'm saying?

Oh, no, no, no.

But then, I mean, I was raised in the South, so no idea.

Did you ever get into trouble or anything?

Like, did the cops ever pull over the cars?

Did you ever get in trouble in school?

Anything like that?

I was always in trouble.

Right.

Well, I was going to say, because, you know, sometimes what happens is like kids are they're getting in trouble, but you're but they're getting straight A's.

And so your parents, it's like, you know, he he's doing this, but God, he's he's smart and he's doing getting good grades.

And it's like so it becomes kind of like a problem for your parents because they're like, I mean.

He's getting good grades.

He's doing everything right.

He did get in trouble for this or for that, but it becomes its own kind of a quagmire for your parents to be in the situation where they're like, fuck it.

Right.

Why did you figure on law school?

Why did you go to law school?

And so I feel like those are always kids of means though, for some reason, I always feel like, and I could be wrong, but I always feel like those are kids that have something to fall back on.