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And I was reading an article the other day that just blew my mind how different human beings are brought up.

I went to approximately seven different public schools when I was a kid in Connecticut because we moved from one little

town to another. It was just crazy. And one of the towns was North Haven and not far from it

was one of the most prestigious private schools in the country called Choate. Today it's called Chote Rosemary Hall,

because Rosemary Hall, which was all girls, joined Choate, which was all boys. I was fascinated

by their campus. Once a year you were allowed to go on their campus if you were a townie

and you know, and that they would say, we got to throw a little bit, throw a fish to some of the local children,

and you could use their tennis courts and their gym for one day a year.

My friends, Richie and Paul and I went, and we played tennis on these clay courts.

It was, I mean, it was astounding.

So this article attracted me.

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