Warren Smith

It's crazy to look back on.

Like, what was I going to do financially?

I mean, I was just trying to try to make what I was as a teacher, which was very low already.

I was getting paid like after deductions and health insurance and all that was it was three about three thousand dollars a month.

Like you're supposed to be, I was, your paycheck says, oh, you're going to get 50,000 around a little bit less, but it's what's in your bank account is actually like 3000 a month.

So I was like, if I can just make 3000 a month, I'll be doing what I was doing.

So I shouldn't panic.

But even that was like, I don't know how I'm going to make 3000 a month.

Yeah, it is very difficult to grow.

I mean, it was covering it, but at the end of the year, you don't really have much in the bank.

You're not saving anything.

It's,

So I was always kind of like, I've got to, I can't do this my whole life.

You know, it's a great job.

And one of the perks of that job teaching is that it allows you, I mean, you're out of school at like two or three.

So it allows you a lot of opportunity and time to try and find some other endeavor.

So I was always like screenwriting and.

Yeah, writing basically and working on projects.

So it kind of inevitably, when that door did open, I had the infrastructure in place, all this camera stuff.

I mean, I was already doing all that.