The other thing that I hate is the word failure.

You know, that just needs to be cut out.

If you want to guarantee, you have to go work for somebody.

Go from making six figures to making no figures is pretty rough.

I think a lot of times people make that mistake is they're trying to be other people instead of being themselves and figure out what works for them.

Oh, John Mansour, company I started with my business partner Dave called B4.

The actual entity is called Sunshine Supplements, but the product we sell is called B4 or what to drink before you drink.

You know, we're located in Orlando. That's where I was born and raised went to school, free school all the way up till high school here.

And then went to college slash pharmacy school in Tauhasi at 4 a.m. or Famu.

Go rattlers had a couple different jobs kind of work all around the US and then of course ended back home.

Not that it matters either way, but are you Caucasian or African American in between?

I was saying I'm brown.

Yeah, well, because I asked Famu, I mean, I mean, yeah, a lot of people don't know more than likely I live in Jacksonville, so I'm down the street.

So I didn't know what that would be like. I know they have a good pharmacy program, but yeah.

So on my legal application, I have to put Caucasian.

My parents both are Egyptian, both from Egypt, but me and my brother, I have an older brother named David as well.

So it gets confusing with my business partner, but I have an older brother named David.

And he was born in Jersey City and I was born here in Orlando.

So we were both born in the state.

Yeah, so people who don't know as predominantly African American schools.

Absolutely.

Yeah, I was just curious how that was.

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