Zach, earlier in the show,

mentioned this guy that waited 50 years to go back and kill a guy that bullied him in high school. Uh-huh. It was a great story. He went and shot the guy in the face because the guy pulled a chalk strap over his head. I don't know if it's a great story. In the 50s. But it's a story. Sounds like a guy who should went to therapy. Right. Yeah. Good point. but were you bullied or were you ever a bully?

Um,

I would,

I think, should have went to therapy. Right. Yeah. Good point. But were you bullied or were you ever a bully?

I think no.

Okay.

Because you're cool, man.

I don't know about that.

I think most people fit that category where they were neither bullied or were a bully.

But there's plenty of people who were bullies in there.

Obviously.

Bush was bullied a little bit because he was a big boy.

For a little bit.

Because that went away.

Well, you can blame Nick now.

I do.

I was the guy in the, you know, the long, shaggy hair and weird band t-shirts that no one really spoke to. Okay. You know, and maybe a little afraid of. Probably afraid to talk to you, right? Yeah, yeah. Well, how big was your high school? Central. Okay. And your graduating class was how many people? Like 600 or something? Oh, yeah, yeah. I would have...

Oh, yeah, you could have blended it easily there, right? Just walk around, right? I don't know. Todd and Post went to schools with nobody there, basically. Would have thrived in that environment. But, you know, I knew nerd friends of mine who went on to bigger high schools and they had a better time. Well, that was my favorite thing about college was anonymity.

More than 38 people in your school, right?

Right.

In your class, right? and they had a better time. Well, that was my favorite thing about college was anonymity.

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