The thing that becomes very apparent and that most people, particularly people who did well in

high school, don't quite get unless somebody teaches them this, is that the things that

made you successful in high school will not work in college. They just will not, you know,

the way you study all of it. Because the couple of things that happen to one is that you have this

illusion that you have more free time than you have ever had, because if you were stuck in one

place for eight hours a day and suddenly you only have two hours a day of class, you kind of have

this sort of crazy perception of, oh, I've got all this time. And so then people think,

oh, you know, I, I can just cram and, you know, nobody ever taught me that. And then of course,

you know, I suggested to go to therapy because if you're at a university, you have free, you know,

insurance most of the time. Yeah. You should abuse that. Don't even, you don't just use that.

Abuse the shit out of it because it's going to be expensive in the real world. So you might as well

just go and, you know, waiting until shit hits the fan. I was like, you're going to wait

until your car is on the side of the road in a ditch before you call

triple-a to get a repair or you're going to go in the check engine light comes on or before it.

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Hey, everybody. Welcome to another episode of the unmistakable creativity hour.

It is Sreeni with your co-host, Gareth. Gareth, what is going on this Tuesday afternoon?

Hey, not much, my friend. How are you? I am kind of a bittersweet because I'm going to be

back from Brazil in less than about a week. I don't know if about seven days left, it's kind of

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