This is Jocco Podcast number 32 with Echo Charles and me, Jocco Willink. And since

Jocco Podcast number 31 went long with the very heavy and dark book we decided to

end that one and not do any Q&A which means that today we have 100% Q&A for the

troops and obviously this comes from the questions come from you all that are

listening mostly on Twitter and on Facebook is where I get these questions

from so thanks to everyone for submitting these questions so that we can

answer them for you. Echo, good evening. Good evening. All right first question. I

want to say I like this first question a lot. It's a good question. No. Echo

approves of the first question. I approve most questions for sure. Okay first

question. How does one who grew up in the ghetto, quote unquote, involved with

gangs, drugs, witnessing murders and all that good stuff overcome that

mentality where your guard is always up. Coming from a family of immigrants and

growing up really poor. We had to make a lot of sacrifices and as a get older I

feel that in some of these ways in some ways this affects my daily life. I'm

proud of my beginnings and I cherish my mistakes but still even in my senior

year in college I feel some resentment towards these privileged kids who seem

like they have it all. I really find it hard to get along with them because in a

way I see them as weak because they haven't suffered through hard times or have

to struggle as a minority. What should I do to learn to love them and respect

them as equals? Yeah that is that is a good question. I definitely have seen

that, seen people go through that mentality where they're having that attitude

and I'll tell you when I was a kid I had a girlfriend when I was a kid this

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