Will Schroter

And so I worked from eight to five and then five to one every day.

And I had so much energy back then.

Like people now are like, oh my God, two full-time jobs.

Well, it's like, who cares?

I got all this extra time, right?

I'm otherwise sleeping.

But at the end of my senior year, I had this other kind of bizarre moment.

And all these things are going to tie together.

At the end of my senior year in high school, all my friends at the lunch table are sitting around talking about where they're going to go to college.

And this is such a loser moment.

It occurs to me at that time that I haven't even applied for college.

Like I didn't even know that was an option.

And so it gets around to me and like, hey, where are you going to college?

I'm like, I'm going to UConn because everybody else was going to University of Connecticut.

And so played it off like nothing happened.

Then it ends up getting back to my family, most specifically my grandmother, that I was getting into college.

Mind you, my family didn't really understand college real well.

So all of a sudden, I'm like the golden child.

Oh, Will is finally going off to college.

And I'm like, oh, come on, man.