Hello, Amanda. Welcome to the men's room.

Ola, boys.

Ola!

How we doing today?

We're doing great. It's Positive Friday.

Awesome. I love it. I love it. It's Friday. Here we go. We're going to kick it in.

Yes, indeed.

All right. All right. So, to answer your question, as a kid, I wanted to be, I aspired to be someone on stage,

like an actress, a singer, Broadway type films, all that good stuff.

I went to school for it.

I was at a, I went to a school in California, the school of performing arts. So I did all the things. I have a bunch of friends who are in the industry. I did not make it. Did not make that cut. Why do you think you didn't make that cut? Well, I mean, and honestly, I'm not insulting. It was a lack of talent. You didn't know anybody. Yeah, I mean, did you not know anybody or what? So actually it was the financial point like all the kids that

i went to school with they had uh they had agents you know they had their pictures so i went there

uh as a kid you know i'm a kid uh so reality my own personal reality is like this is how it's done

but uh because i didn't have i didn't have an

upbringing with money like my family wasn't paying for agents and all that or seeking that out

right so i just didn't have the money to cut it that's that's the thing i i i have done things though

still like i've i've uh tried stand-up comedy uh one of my fun jobs that I do is I, to this day,

is still stage-related. I am a karaoke KJ. I like to be on stage. I'll act. I'll do all kinds of

things. And, you know, like Uncle Rico, I could have had my chance. I'm guessing this was all like pre, like, trying out for American Idol and that stuff, too.

Oh my gosh, I tried out for America's Got Talent.

I tried for American Idol.

I did all that.

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