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Galen's got a good point here about guys in college, too. Guys go to party and get on academic probation, get kicked out of their apartments and too many alcohol violations while girls party list and actually go to class. Yep. That's true. Yeah. Maybe that's my college story.

That sounds like a confession more than that. Yeah, that's what it was. But it sounds like you partied

enough in college, but still managed to graduate. I did. I partied my ass off in college. I was a

communications major, so I wasn't studying astrophysicism.

But is that a name? Astrophysicism? I did say that. Yes. That's a new one. Well, that's why I didn't study. I didn't have to pronounce it. But still, you had to do the work. You had to do the work. I mean, you know, you had to do the work. Yeah. Were you working? Were you on the radio in college? By junior year, I started working weekends at the country station. But I was also on, I was in charge of the college radio station. So I was, even I get paid for that. I worked there. So, no, I was busy, but I also partied a lot, you know, a lot, like a lot. So much that he didn't interview the Ramones. Right, because I had. Right. I blew up, interviewed the Ramones to party, right. Right. The partying aspect, you know, then it was the class aspect. And then I was also working quite a bit, you know, mostly weekends, a lot of vacation filling stuff. And you were a smart student, Todd. You could have stayed in schools. No, I was a lazy student. Well, I was lazy too, but I could just get if you just, if you just push noses, you just do the work, you get through college. Yeah, that's all you got to do. You just got to show up and actually complete the thing. We're not lawyers or pre-med.

You're right.

That's why.

Because I didn't show up and I didn't really try.

You had to turn the papers in. Yeah, that's the key to college. He's going to show up and try. I try to tell my son all the time. All of high school. Just do the damn work. I phoned it in.

Oh, yeah, I did too.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, totally.

And when it came to college, it was like,

I can't phone this in, and I don't know.

I'd like to work and I like to party and something's got to go and it was the college. As soon as I found out they don't call your mom if you don't go to class. I was like, wait, what? This is pretty cool. In high school because I had a great time. You really thought that going to college?

I didn't know.

I was just like, hey, guess I could not go. Like nobody says anything? You're an adult now. It's a dream. They do take attendance. But, you know, I learned that early because I would drag my ass to early classes. In college? Basically sleep. No, you could. Yeah. And then I realized, you know, I could just stay in bed.

Oh, yeah.

Sleep here.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

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