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You know, um, my grandmother raised me till I was about 11. So I lived with her. And so, you know, that's just an old an elder person. Strong women. Yeah. And also, that didn't saw everything. And so, you know, the world could end right across the street from her. You know, if it ain't touch this side of the street, we okay. You know what I mean? So you, you, I leave out, I'm getting that every day and every night. And I'm leaving out the house with that. And that's when you, that's when you know I was one of those kids where, you know, the people around you going to tell them, tell something like he ahead his time. You know, things like, I'm, I'm that kid, you know, that was all he too smart or he, he ahead his time and stuff like that.
And right, and that's just my grandmother. I mean, 'cause when you in there with your grandmother and nobody else, it was just me and her. You got to be, you got to be a little, a little adult yourself. Yeah. You know what I mean? And so that, that's where that, I think that's where the being how the honesty and all that part coming in.
And also, I always told somebody, I always tell everybody, I meant to say also, man, if you work hard enough and if you live, there's no right or wrong way to last.