Hey guys, welcome back to We Met It Acme. This is episode 15 and we are lucky to be sitting

here with the founder of J Swipe, David Yaris. Hello, hello. Hey David. Thanks for being

here. No doubt. This is going to be super fun. Yeah, totally. So we, let's start by getting

to know you. Your name is David and where are you from? My name is David Yaris. I have

a rap. What's your middle name? Austin. I'm out of the day. My rap name is D-flow. Oh cool.

I don't rap. But it's kind of like just in case I ever do. It's kind of like holding, you know,

holding your own stuff. I feel like you do rap. I feel like you're like why would you have a name

if you didn't rap? I feel like you're shadily rap. You've rap before. I do more beats than

actual lyrics. I love it. I'm from Miami Beach, Florida. Right, grew up. What school did you go to

in Miami? For the Miami listeners? Jewish day school called Hillel. Oh, yeah. I've heard of

Hillel. Nice. And I lived there for until I was 15. And then I got really bored of lots of things.

And I went, I applied without telling my parents to Catholic Prep School in Washington, DC. Really,

really, because I went to my cousins' bar mitzvah there in case like this really like cool,

pretty like girl in DC. And I was like, DC is amazing. I'm going to go. But I wrapped it in the

story of like it was just a very sophisticated place with so much intellectual conversations. How did

your parents feel about you wanting to go to a Catholic school? For the education, which was like

light years beyond what like the Jewish day school that I was at invited. They were once they found

out about it. They actually, you know, supported and enabled it. That makes sense. What were you,

what was your initial like, this is what I want to do when I get older? Oh, it's so interesting.

I've never really had that. I also don't really have a 10 year plan, 20 year plan, five year plan,

three year plan, working on a one year plan. And I'm just really not just working on like the

presence. So I don't really know if I had one. I mean, I kind of think what did I? But I always

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