Roddy Collins

I think that things are going to improve for the American consumer.

And as long as the job market remains strong, I think that the economy is in a good path.

Buenos dias.

Yeah, yeah.

I'm living the dream.

And you know what?

The guilt I'm feeling when I'm tuning into the news and seeing the rain and all, you know.

You just don't deserve it, Brian.

A little bit of haze you're in, but not what you're getting.

But anyway.

No, I didn't like school.

It wasn't for me.

It wasn't, you know, walking around in a line, everyone walked this way and everyone wore this uniform and please may I go to the toilet, I'm kind of going to go to mock all that bull, you know.

No, it wasn't for me.

So, yeah, I was expelled out of O'Connell, well, actually, I was suspended indefinitely out of O'Connell schools when I was about 14.

so that suspension still stands well i ended up going to cabaret tech as they called and that was brilliant absolutely brilliant and you needed three passes in your in your group shirt was called then to get an apprenticeship so i've done english maths and woodwork and i got three good passes and that and got an apprenticeship i wanted to be a bricklayer brandon but uh

couldn't get into the trade back then you had to pay money and we hadn't got the money to pay it so I ended up a labourer for Cramptons I was 17 when I done my junior set because I missed a year out of school and yeah so I went as an apprentice when I was about 18 or yeah going into my 19th year but anyway so look

No, I didn't like school.

It wasn't for me, you know.

It wasn't that I was unruly or anything.