Paul Alex

No, it's huge, man.

And I like that.

You basically summarized the entire interview, brother.

All right, we're done here.

Which is good, which is good because it gives us a lot of things to talk about.

So let's start off with you as a kid actually taking that step as being an entrepreneur, dude.

Yeah.

Did you have anybody mentor you or tell you to actually take those actions as a kid that led you to become an entrepreneur?

Dude, and props, man, because I always tell people like college, don't not college.

You know, when I have my kid coming in like two months, dude, and like he's going to go to college.

Like it's mandatory.

If he wants access to me, he's going to have to go to college, dude.

I'm like, yo, OK, we can start a business after we can do whatever the hell you want.

I don't care.

But college is just to me, it's the principle of it.

And at the age of 18, when you're getting out of high school, to be separated from a friend's dude, that gives you more encouragement because you're like, why me?

Everybody else was able to do it, but I wasn't.

And you don't get emails from the dean, bro.

Unless you're in trouble.

So what happens at that moment?