Robby Hoffman

You're eight, nine?

Yeah.

So we go to this little Jewish private school.

Well, we went to a lot of schools.

There was public schools.

There was this school.

And I went with me and three of my brothers.

I have a brother a year older, a brother two years older, and a brother three years older.

So I'm like in this cluster of boys, which checks out.

And the four of us went for this interview with my grandfather, and it was like middle of the winter.

And my brothers, and so we're with the principal, we're with, my grandfather's like, you know, this is a unique situation.

My daughter and her 10 children have just arrived and we have to, you know, get them in school and dah, dah, dah.

And my brothers got into a fight.

at the meeting.

So we're sitting like this.

You're the principal, we're sitting here.

It's just us and the principal.

And she's talking to us about our experience, whatever, whatever.

At this point, my brothers are still wearing yarmulkes.

This school was a private Jewish school, but not a religious school.