[laughs]

[laughs] I said, I said, "I came up to you.

You said, 'You don't have to come to my lectures.' I, I came up to you and said, 'Look, is it okay if I don't go?' And you said, 'There's three types of students: students that don't have to go, you know, go all the time, students go in the middle, and there are students like you that don't have to go at all.'" And I says, "I just..." And he's looking at me, and his face is kind of smiling.

And as I tell him that, he goes from smiling to inju- incredulity and scorn.

And he looks at me and he goes, "Are you for fucking real?"

[laughs]

And then one day, one day, um, a neighbor came into the, came into my house with his son.

Son was very competitive.