So as I'm getting older, a lot of like how a person is really does depend on how they were educated. So I want to ask you, were you homeschooled or did you go to public slash private school? Because for me personally, I was in public school all of my life, like even in undergrad and grad school. But growing up in the system I was in, it was actually treated more like private because of so many rules that my school district had. And I have definitely carried those rules into my undergrad and grad school careers, my academic journey. And I always say you can never be overeducated. But again, it's just very interesting to see how people learn because no two people are the same. But again, I just am curious like in your educational journey. So feel free to share.

So growing up, I went to school at a Catholic school, transferred to a public school, and then I went to a private school. So I kind of got a little bit of everything, but I'm glad I wasn't homeschooled.

I was raised in the mountains of the Himalayas. I had no school education.

Well, in my opinion, I really liked private school a lot more better because they would let you get anything to eat. You could even get McDonald's, Taco Bell. I like to get Taco Bell. Um, I got McDonald's like a few times before but, and stuff. And I was able to get Starbucks in the morning. Now I go to public school. And, yeah, but my old private school, there wasn't a lot of people there because no one could afford it.

This is a great question, genuinely. And I'm glad you brought it up because I think a lot of people don't think about it. You know, like if you're homeschooled versus going to an actual public school or even a private school, it is so different socializing versus not socializing. You know, oh, it's a good question. I'm gonna have to talk about this. Thank you, Girl Talk. So I went to private school up until middle school and then high school, I was in public and then college was like.