Wesley Huff

And I don't think Billy totally knew what I was talking about, but it's those criteria that we look at when we look at something that does come from like an oral tradition and eventually gets written down and becomes a literary text. And then you analyze that on the basis of it being a literary text.

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12 years or 20 years 30 years like it's your whole life essentially it's all been this yeah to a certain degree i mean i went to university with full intention of going into the police force i did like um my undergraduate studies and then i kind of mapped out this plan that i was going to become a police detective and that was my goal and i think i realized why not um

12 years or 20 years 30 years like it's your whole life essentially it's all been this yeah to a certain degree i mean i went to university with full intention of going into the police force i did like um my undergraduate studies and then i kind of mapped out this plan that i was going to become a police detective and that was my goal and i think i realized why not um

12 years or 20 years 30 years like it's your whole life essentially it's all been this yeah to a certain degree i mean i went to university with full intention of going into the police force i did like um my undergraduate studies and then i kind of mapped out this plan that i was going to become a police detective and that was my goal and i think i realized why not um

I hope so. Um, I think that might've been part of it. I also, there was an aspect of when I was in high school where they were like, you got to figure out what you're doing or you're going to be homeless and you're going to die. Like I, I felt that like the pressure in life, man, I always tell people when they're in high school, like you can chill out. Like it's going to be okay? I don't think so.

I hope so. Um, I think that might've been part of it. I also, there was an aspect of when I was in high school where they were like, you got to figure out what you're doing or you're going to be homeless and you're going to die. Like I, I felt that like the pressure in life, man, I always tell people when they're in high school, like you can chill out. Like it's going to be okay? I don't think so.

I hope so. Um, I think that might've been part of it. I also, there was an aspect of when I was in high school where they were like, you got to figure out what you're doing or you're going to be homeless and you're going to die. Like I, I felt that like the pressure in life, man, I always tell people when they're in high school, like you can chill out. Like it's going to be okay? I don't think so.

You don't think so? I wonder if it's different now. I think you should have a certain amount of desperation.

You don't think so? I wonder if it's different now. I think you should have a certain amount of desperation.

You don't think so? I wonder if it's different now. I think you should have a certain amount of desperation.

There's probably something to that. Yeah.

There's probably something to that. Yeah.

There's probably something to that. Yeah.

Yeah, there's probably something to that. I mean, desperation.

Yeah, there's probably something to that. I mean, desperation.

Yeah, there's probably something to that. I mean, desperation.

Well, and stress is good, right? Stress creates perseverance and creates patterns that allow you to succeed.