William Fonseca

I did an apprenticeship program.

Not very good at going to school at all, at all.

I just couldn't, I could not dissect in school a teacher trying to teach me how to use a calculator when I didn't need one.

So for me, it was like, no, you're going to stress me out.

So I'm just going to get out of school.

So I did an apprenticeship program that led me to the building industry, and that took me into the development.

Yeah.

I graduated out of night school.

But just to say that I graduated.

It doesn't make any sense to me.

Yeah, it's like it's like you're telling me to read this whole book and I don't need to go through the whole book.

It's just give me a piece of the book and I can just tell you the whole story.

And if you can't dissect that, then I'm not the proper student.

So let me just walk out.

So for me, it was like, OK, I'll do night school because it's part of the apprenticeship program.

I'll go and I'll be as my way through it.

And that's it.

And just get it done.

Well, I'm a pioneer, so, yeah, it goes hand-in-hand, yeah.

How can you go into a place that's highly distressed when nobody wants to be there because you're going to get killed or there's a lot of dope going on?