He's thinking of the answers to my questions before I ask them.

Right on.

So, yeah, I mean, like you said, you know, I was 19 before I was diagnosed with Star Wars, but, you know, kind of leading back, let's go back to a tiny bit.

You know, I lived a pretty normal childhood, lived in the suburbs of the Houston area near Sugar Land.

i decided when i got accepted to texas a m uh i had made the decision that i wanted to go into the core and so for those of you who may know or may not know uh the core is a military rntc and uh you know texas a m at its roots was military founded uh so i went over there you know i've always been the type of person that's enjoyed a challenge growing up as a uh motivation i guess but i've always been athletic i've always enjoyed a challenge i played competitive soccer on track i was good at those things and then growing up i made you know pretty relative i made a's and b's so you know really didn't have any challenges or struggles with academics growing up uh when i went and decided to go into the court texas a m i can remember it was probably about halfway through that freshman year So as a freshman in the core, they call you fish.

And then there's the pecking order, right? So your sophomores are called your piss heads and so forth.

And they kind of sophomores keep the freshmen in line juniors, keep the sophomores in line.

was working there, so