William Fonseca

A brother going to medical school and the firstborn, everybody's going to focus on the firstborn.

I'm the black sheep of the family, the middle one.

and then the younger sister, and we're being cheated out of this whole scene, and everybody's focusing on paying my brother's tuition.

And, hey, we're out in the cold, and who are we?

You know, chopped liver.

So coming from that environment to taking that leap of faith to going out and becoming an entrepreneur and experimenting with the private sector and launching that campaign to –

And taking me to being homeless is like, wow, if you were to make me another offer to change time, no, not in a million years, buddy.

I would not take you up.

What an experience.

It's actually a component that makes me who I am.

So I don't come from a wealthy family.

I come from a middle class family.

So they're going to cut the light today because we've got to send $20,000 up to my brother's medical tuition, that kind of environment.

And what are we?

I've got to put rubber bands on my socks because they're slipping down because the elastic is torn out, that kind of a scene.

So, I mean, I come from that environment.

to taking that leap of faith to, if you can't handle the conditions in my house, I'm the head honcho.

And if you don't like it, well, you got to leave.

And I'm going to take you up on the word.

And you're 17 years old and you're leaving home.