Your business acumen kind of actually began when you were in high school and your dad wanted you to get a job.

Yeah. You know, you know, Levi. So yeah, my dad was giving me a really hard time my freshman year in college because I had never had like a

an actual job and it was not because I was privileged or entitled it was because all I did

is play tennis and all I did is practice and so it was very hard to have a job.

So he said this summer you have to get a job. Like he just laid down the law and I got some interviews and and actually got a job at

Papa do's waiting tables.

Italian or yeah.

Cajun food.

Cajun seafood.

I had to start weighing these tables, had to memorize this huge menu.

It was nothing that I wanted to do. All I wanted to do was play tennis. And then I

recognized through a friend that a lot of people in our community spend a lot of money

at country clubs paying for lessons for their kids to go to summer camp tennis

camp or women's leagues or private lessons and I was like well I can teach tennis as good as anyone

I've all I've done my whole life is play tennis so I literally like create a flyer

win to kinko's made like 500 of them, or maybe a thousand, and put them in every

mailbox in my neighborhood.

And like the next day I started getting phone calls.

And so my dad came home from work work and he saw me out.

We had a tennis court, so that's important to know in the backyard.

And he saw me out there and he's like, what happened?

I thought you were supposed to be working.

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