Shauna Lee Janko

I don't remember these things.

And I'm, you know what?

It pains me.

Like George remembers these details where he'll be like, I was like, put on my shoes, turn on my laces and picking my nose.

And I heard the news of this.

I don't remember stuff like that.

Like, I don't know.

I think it was either a phone call or an email, you know?

Yeah.

Well, um,

I don't know.

It was it was cool.

It was like such a fun experience.

My mom would either drive me because my mom worked for the parliament in Canada.

And so the Parliament Hill, which is kind of like the White House of Canada, is in the downtown.

So sometimes in the morning she'd drive me on the way and listen to iHeartRadio on the way to school when I get dropped off.

And then usually I'd bus back.

like there's like the public buses in Canada they're very safe everybody takes the bus and it's like a whole you take a one bus you get connected to the other you know it's a whole like trail whatever and yeah it was just cool because you got to do your craft so like you did all your classes or whatever but then you looked forward to every single day like okay cool like I have my my craft I get to work on and

like the relationships that you make with people are so deep because it's you're doing something that you love like imagine like doing something the thing that you love to do with your peers you know you build such strong like relationships i feel like with the people around you and um that school was just such a fun environment so you go from ohio to canada you go to the school you learn how to develop your art yeah like your form of it do you go to la or like huntington from there yeah then we moved to huntington

15 or 16?