Max Greenfield

I'm like, I'm so sorry.

You're keeping good company.

I know.

It has been a wild, wild experience.

I shouldn't say that I don't believe in school.

I just, I couldn't do it.

You know, there was a part of me.

You said you don't understand school.

Yeah, I think there was a part of me for a really long time that thought, you know, probably in my 20s and 30s, like if I wanted to go back and I really tried, I could probably do it.

And at some point I got to a place where I realized I actually don't think I,

I think there's...

requirements for graduating a university or college that I really think I'm incapable of doing.

I get distracted very easily.

I...

And if I find that I'm just not interested in something or that I've exhausted all areas of interest and this is not for me,

It, I don't, it's very hard for me to stick with it.

I would say, strength was not what I would call it.

I would probably lean more into fear at that point.

I was just so overwhelmed and terrified of engaging in any type of education.

And it just didn't feel like this is where I can't really articulate it, but it just I had, I guess, a gut feeling where this is not the place for me.