Broke Boyz From Fresno
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Broke Boyz From Fresno
Gearing Up: Graduation, Grease, and Growing Up
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Every family has that one member whose tales of transition can fill a room with laughter and warmth; that's my little brother Beto for you. In a heart-to-heart episode of Broke Boys, Beto steps into the limelight to recount the rollercoaster ride from high school halls to the hallways of higher education. We're not just talking timetables and textbooks; this is a genuine slice-of-life story that captures the jittery joy of graduation and the nitty-gritty of nabbing the perfect class schedule, complete with a comedic take on our inherited mathematical prowess (or the occasional lack thereof).
Our dad's knack for turning wrenches and managing fields has done more than just keep the farm running—it's fueled a family fascination with all things automotive. This episode gears up to explore how dad's dual role as farm manager and mechanic has influenced our career compasses, steering us toward the robust world of diesel mechanics. But it's not all grease and gears; we also shift into the entrepreneurial potential that comes with an engineering education, proving that passion can indeed drive purpose and profession.
As Beto stands on the threshold of adulthood, we look back at the quintessential high school send-offs: prom, Grad Night escapades, and the pomp and circumstance of graduation day. There's something about walking across that stage (without tripping in your heels) that marks more than just the end of an era—it symbolizes the start of something new. So, buckle up for a ride down memory lane, filled with advice, anecdotes, and anticipation for what the future holds.
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College Enrollment and Post-Graduation Plans
Speaker 1Welcome back to another episode of the Broke Boys. I'm Martin.
Speaker 2I'm.
Speaker 1Kat, and we have a special guest in an incredible episode today and I'm excited to have my little brother on. Hello, my little brother Beto. Introduce yourself, Beto.
Speaker 3My name is Alberto.
Speaker 1Hey, hey.
Speaker 2Hey.
Speaker 1Samara. Did you hear him with the Spanish?
Speaker 2I know it sounded nice like that Dang.
Speaker 3To be honest, I really don't like it when I say Alberto, it just sounds whitewashed.
Speaker 2Yeah, say it in Spanish, always say it in Spanish, always say it in Spanish.
Speaker 1It just sounds like you know you're seducing somebody with the guitar already, like Alberto.
Speaker 2Yeah, no, that sounded nice.
Speaker 1That sounded nice. I liked it, yeah, but again, we're glad to have you on and I'm excited for this episode for you.
Speaker 3Thank you.
Speaker 1We just wanted to talk about how it's like preparing for your graduation. You are a senior. It's the first of the month.
Speaker 2It is actually yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1So we're excited to have you on and again just to see how you're doing, how anxious you are, Because I remember If you're anxious, I'm very. Because I remember I was anxious too.
Speaker 2Oh, I was so scared.
Speaker 1Because you don't know what's going to happen after. I mean, you've been in routine since kindergarten, waking up to school, being there the whole time.
Speaker 3You know and then now your schedule's like changed. Yeah, you pick your own like times. Yeah, like college yeah and then your life.
Speaker 1Your life starts like there's no longer that routine anymore so what's your?
Speaker 2so you're a senior, right? What's your plan after? Are you going to school? Are you going to work? Are you going to do a little bit of both?
Speaker 3For the summer, like work with my dad. And then during that time when college starts, then I will go to community college. I've already applied for classes and I forgot to tell you that I found um uh classes oh, did you?
Speaker 2yeah, like in-person classes yeah, how'd you do? That?
Speaker 1oh for math, yeah wow, so that was a struggle, right? Yeah, let's give a little back a little backstory yeah, because me and kevin we've been.
Speaker 2Well, I've been out of college for a minute, so I don't really remember how it was to register yeah, so I'm still in college, but beto texted me like two days ago or yesterday, I think it was like two days ago on monday on monday he texted me on monday and he said hey, can you help me enroll for college classes?
Speaker 2yeah, 100, let's do that, okay. So then we set up a time to meet up, but neither of us got the memo right. So beto comes over like eight and we start enrolling for classes and he has, like his roadmap from the city college, the advisor right yeah yeah, so then we start going through.
Speaker 2And beto failed to tell me that his enrollment date was the past thursday, so when he enrolled, we were trying to enroll on monday, we got all the like not desired classes because they were like at weird times yeah so we were trying to figure it out and make it work. But there were two classes that we couldn't figure out math, what were they?
Speaker 3uh math, uh 11 and um math 211, which is like the support class right support class because math 11, I think is stats yeah so then, math 211 is the support anyways.
Speaker 2All that to say we couldn't find classes that were like lined up equally, so beth wasn't have like a weird schedule, yeah, but I'm glad you figured it out yeah, now you have it.
Speaker 3I had it for um. I know it's in the morning from wednesday and thursday oh, that's good and then, uh, friday, I have the support class.
Speaker 2That's good Nice.
Speaker 3I registered them. I don't know if I'm like.
Speaker 2Enroll, enroll, enroll.
Speaker 3Enrolled.
Speaker 1You should be, if you, if you registered.
Speaker 2Yeah, if you registered, we can check after this, if you want, okay yeah. Yeah, so.
Speaker 1What level math do you have Hold on?
Speaker 2He's taking stats.
Speaker 1That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3No, I'm taking calculus.
Speaker 1Okay still, anyways, saying no, I'm taking um calculus, okay still. Anyways, what level math do you got?
Speaker 2bro, that's crazy. Calculus is crazy.
Speaker 1I know, I will say this that we're smart when it comes to math in our family no facts like english and yeah, yeah no I plummeled with that one yeah, I, I can't.
Speaker 2I can't do math, I'm dyslexic. It's's hard.
Speaker 1It's that fucking mean. What the fuck? You speak English.
Speaker 2Yeah, no, but I'm glad you figured it out. All that to say that when Beto came over on Monday, he didn't leave until like 1130-ish.
Speaker 3Like late 10, 1030.
Speaker 2Like it was like 1030. And then he left and we were trying to figure it out, figure it out and every.
Speaker 3Every time we thought we had it. We didn't, but it was good. I'm glad you figured it. And then, as soon as, like, I got home, I logged in like quickly to see if I could. Yeah, if I could try to check it and you figured it out.
Speaker 2Yeah, I figured it out.
Speaker 1See, maybe we're just missing something I don't know nice though yeah, well, now you guys all know like that's where we're gonna dive deep into this episode, so before we continue, let's go ahead and let's roll the intro like we should?
Speaker 4we flying high, we butterfly up to the sky. No way you catching us.
Speaker 3Goodbye you need to put me on the soundboard. I want to try.
Speaker 2You want to come mess with it? Yeah, Okay, we're done. There are all kinds of sounds too. We're not going to recap this. There are all kinds of sounds.
Speaker 2Kat's in charge of all this shit, but I'm not quick enough to know where the sounds are, and I don't know what they're like. I don't know, I'm going to figure it out. It I don't know what they're like. I don't know, I'm going to figure it out, it'll work out. Let me get out of school and then all kinds of sound effects will be on this thing.
Speaker 3You're still in school, yeah.
Speaker 2I'm student teaching until next Wednesday, so I have a week left of student teaching, and then my last day of semester is the 16th, I think.
Speaker 3And you're getting your master's's.
Speaker 2You said I'm getting credentialed right now yeah, I'm getting two credentials for special ed oh, okay yeah, so I'll be done, done December of this year. Yeah, I'll be a teacher of record by this January and then I'll be out of school probably for about a year, and then I'll go back and do my master's because I love school and that's that.
Speaker 1You're gay bro.
Speaker 2You're a hater.
Speaker 1I can't do school. I'm so glad that I stopped Wow.
Speaker 2School's not for everyone, that's okay. So you're going to school to be what?
Speaker 3Right now, what's your major mechanical engineer and diesel mechanics too, so I'm gonna do both.
Speaker 2That's cool yeah, that's really good what made you want to get into mechanical?
Speaker 3engineering. Uh, I like like cars but, I never really like um delve deep into. Is that how you say it?
Speaker 2yeah, yeah, delve, deep is the thing okay.
Speaker 3Yeah, delve, delve right, okay, yeah, I never delved deep into it wait.
Speaker 2Now you guys have me second guessing, delve deep, that's a thing delve, deep delve or dealt no not dealt delve, meaning like went into delve, that's a big word, yeah, yeah delve, reach inside. Yeah, reach inside or search for something.
Speaker 1You can tell Beto's the smartest one out of me and him.
Speaker 3No, because I could barely speak English.
Speaker 2No, delve, deep was what you got. Yeah, beto, you got that.
Speaker 1I don't give a fuck if you can barely beat your fucking sweat in my dumb ass.
Speaker 2Okay, go ahead.
Speaker 1Okay, go ahead.
Speaker 3He's like it's okay, english is hard english is hard, for real it is um yes, yes, it is um, but I wanted to, um to get into cars, very intrigued into like intrigued intrigued another big word in learning about cars yeah since like um uh since you were young my dad's like usually like, um, like a big uh car person, yeah, especially like with like classic cars and I'm like my dad's always been like super, super hands-on.
Speaker 3That's what I was gonna say your guys's dad is very like hands-on like hands-on and like wants to take things apart and put them back together and like he's, yeah, he's always told me like, um, like I have to be a farm manager, a mechanic, and I forgot the last one my dad, my dad's very much.
Speaker 2All that, all that he is our dad, I'm sorry it's a mexican thing that we say my dad, my dad, I say it my me and my siblings say too.
Speaker 1It's fine they have the same dads. Yeah, we don't be confused they got the same daddy yeah, well, our dad, our dad is very much a multitasker. He's not only just a farm manager, he's a mechanic, he's you know Literally everything. Literally everything and he'll take everything apart. Pops' fucking story is fucking crazy.
Speaker 2I want your dad to come on this podcast so bad.
Speaker 1My dad would not get on it bro.
Speaker 2I think he would if it's like this and it's like you guys, like you two, and then your dad probably yeah I think he would, because his story's so interesting. I mean the little parts that I've heard from him I've only heard like a little bit yeah yeah, I've only heard the little bit that he like shares and it's so interesting, and then the stuff you tell me.
Speaker 1But yeah, and, like I, I know a lot about my dad and a lot about his story, and it's just a lot of stuff that he doesn't obviously open up about. But it's just incredible. So from what I remember is he was working at a body shop an auto body shop when he was 12. Damn, and he got familiar with cars that way. So he's always been like very hands-on with vehicles and stuff like that, and even from a young age I remember too like he would always be like showing us how to do everything.
Speaker 1How to do everything. Change your own oil like fix your own parts.
Speaker 2Hey, shout out to him, because now I'm fixing my oil yeah, so like just to fix, like you know, you don't need my dad.
Speaker 1My dad's whole thing was like oh, you don't need to be paying someone else to be doing something that you can do by yourself facts so that's how he's always been um so just mostly showing us how to be like in like dependent, independent independent on ourselves and just yeah, like become your own tool. Become, utilize your own forces.
Speaker 2So your dad said you had to become the manager of farming. For farming A mechanic or no, my dad no. He plays roles. Oh, no, no, no, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3Got it, got it got it. And then for diesel mechanics. I wanted to because, I mean, it's not about the money, it's mostly because I know that, since Martin's, like you know, oh, into diesels yeah, his own like semi trucks I could probably like, if something like happens probably you know help him oh, there you go, you guys can open a little business, julian as well.
Speaker 2Yeah, wow, look at you guys. Open a whole little business, you guys oh, there you go yeah, yeah nice yeah, and it's smart.
Speaker 1It's smart going into different, then I'm pretty sure with with the course of like becoming an engineer, you can do a lot more than just diesel work, right yeah, um well, that's like mostly for like um automotive yeah, because you could be doing stuff with, like tractors.
Graduation and Grad Night Plans
Speaker 3Yeah, that's another thing too, yeah, yeah nice say so, that's what your future plans are.
Speaker 2How do you feel about now, like how do you feel about? Like graduation yeah, like graduation. What grad activities are you doing? Is there prom?
Speaker 3is there uh, right now. Um, I'm like nervous and overwhelming myself, thinking like like what's gonna happen in the future, but then, but then I'm like I just gotta live in the moment for right now no, seriously, day by day, day by day, um, not having to like worry about everything, like what's going on in my life, um, but I think prom is coming up soon nice I am gonna go into that oh nice we're gonna go with. Have you thought about? Oh with like a couple of friends, yeah, oh nice.
Speaker 3Yeah, that's fun that's good and then go ahead and then and then I'm I am to go to Grad Night.
Speaker 2Where's Grad Night, huh, where's Grad?
Speaker 3Night Disneyland.
Speaker 2See, they're so lucky dude.
Speaker 3Yeah.
Speaker 2Ours had to be at Magic Mountain.
Speaker 1Six Flags, yeah, six.
Speaker 2Flags, but we didn't go because I'm a weenie.
Speaker 3We had a choice during our junior year Around this time you can either pick.
Speaker 4Six Flags Like a pool, like a boating pool. Yeah, like a pool.
Speaker 3I don't know if it's for the whole district or if it was just for our school, but it was between Universal Studios, disneyland. The fuck or Six Flags Universal.
Speaker 2Studios. I know, yeah, who wants to go to universal studios yeah, that's, that's random.
Speaker 1Are they even open that late? Because I?
Speaker 2think the whole thing with grad night is they stay open like overnight, like only for only for grad night.
Speaker 1Yeah and it's not just one school, it's all, it's all schools, yeah so I think julian went to did vico.
Speaker 2No, I think it was julian he did disneyland and grad night too, and he said it was just a whole bunch of schools, like it wasn't open to the public.
Speaker 3It was just schools, yeah um, there's a certain amount of time where like um, it's like open to the public but, then more so, like during, like the night yeah then, uh, it's open for, like the that's so cool for the schools, yeah, that's so cool.
Speaker 2that's how it looks.
Speaker 1yeah, that's so cool, that's how it looks like yeah, julian, do the lines like reduce, is it?
Speaker 2not as packed. I think it would depend how many schools they have.
Speaker 1I don't think it's going to be that packed as much, Then you guys can hit all the fucking rides yeah literally, and you guys leave like overnight, right we leave, or you guys leave right after school.
Speaker 3Oh, the bus like leaves from school like around 4.30 and we get there like at 10.30.
Speaker 2Dang, and then from 10.30 on, you're there right All the time. And then I think you guys drive back the next morning right Saturday morning. Like 2 am, yeah, something like that, something like that, that's crazy.
Speaker 3And then after that, we come back and then we have that Sunday off, is it Sunday? Yeah, yeah, it's that Sunday off, uh-huh. And then on a Monday, that's our like graduation.
Speaker 2Dang.
Speaker 3Oh shit, Right back to back, so literally right, so you sleep and recap on Sunday. Yeah.
Speaker 2That's tight actually.
Speaker 3Yeah.
Speaker 2That's cool. That's cool. How do you feel about graduation?
Speaker 3How are?
Speaker 2we feeling.
Speaker 3Yeah, I'm just thinking of like different scenarios too as well. Like what Like, basically like.
Speaker 1You eat shit Like you're going to fall down.
Speaker 2Just fall down the stairs, Bro let me tell you one thing those are some steep ass stairs.
Speaker 1Let me tell you.
Speaker 2I went up and I'm wearing heels. I doubt you're wearing heels and if you are, I'm more proud to you.
Speaker 3However, I might wear boots.
Speaker 2There you. I wore heels and Martin had to wait for me at the bottom to hold my hand because I would have eaten shit Like there's no way I would, they're so steep.
Speaker 1Even when we practice, she almost ate shit.
Speaker 2Yeah, because I was wearing the heels, because the girls they say to take your heels, girls, if you're graduating, take your heels to practice. So you like know more or less, like the stairs and all that.
Speaker 1So I went to practice. I think it was that morning, was it that?
Speaker 2morning and we had to line up in the back of the Save Mart Center.
Speaker 1We had to line up in order. No, yeah well, we lined up with our partner. Oh, that's another thing we talked about.
Speaker 2We did it in the morning, yeah, and then we went home. It was the day of, and then some people went to lunch with their friends and family.
Speaker 3And then you got ready and you had to be back at like three, it was like early. Oh, okay, um, they might probably like give us more information about that.
Speaker 2Yeah, I don't know about like our practice, like I was like well, if you guys are going to grad night, I would assume it would have to be like monday morning well, when is your last day of like school?
Speaker 3that you get out may 31st, so we get like two weeks dang that's tight, and then when you guys go to grad, night in two weeks.
Speaker 1Uh, after that, like yeah, like two weeks Dang, that's tight. And then when do you guys go to grad night In two weeks after that.
Speaker 3Yeah, two weeks after that, that's cool.
Speaker 1So you get two weeks off and then you go to grad night, then you come back for graduation.
Speaker 2Hey, more power to you?
Speaker 3No, I think it's like one week.
Speaker 2Yeah, it's one week oh one week.
Speaker 3Yeah, so like that Friday when we get out on the 31st, then it's like a week from then and then that's when we go to grad night.
Speaker 1That's tight.
Speaker 2I like that. Yeah, I like that system.
Speaker 1Ours was two weeks.
Speaker 2Yeah, we went to grad night like two weeks before graduation and then we started to go to school. Yeah, like our last day of school was like the day before graduation or something like that. But they changed all that because they changed all the start times and stuff. Yeah, um, no, that's cool wait.
Speaker 1So what color is your capping gown?
Speaker 3uh, blue like all blue, like navy blue yeah, it's um it's on the invitation.
Speaker 2Yeah, you saw it when we went to your mom's oh, oh, but that's the actual capping gown.
Speaker 3Yeah.
Speaker 1That's the actual capping gown, yeah, and then his tassel is red and white.
Speaker 3Red, white and bits of blue.
Speaker 1Bits of blue. Okay, nice, are you the first class of Justin Garza?
Speaker 2Yeah, like all the way through.
Speaker 3That's cool Because sophomore year I started. That's cool because um sophomore year I started. That's cool like we started like uh with freshmen and sophomores yeah and then after that next year.
Speaker 2Then it was like um juniors, sophomores, and then um freshmen and then they added and then obviously you guys are seniors, yeah, okay, so you're the.
Speaker 1So you're the.
Speaker 2He only missed freshman year, yeah.
Speaker 3I went to, but it wasn't finished freshman year right.
Speaker 2No.
Speaker 3No, it was online. I went to East. Oh, that's right, COVID yeah so I did my classes over at East.
Speaker 1That's fucking wild.
Speaker 2That's crazy, huh.
Speaker 3Yeah, that's insane.
Speaker 2So do you get to pick a walking partner. So do you get to pick a walking partner. Are you walking by yourself?
Speaker 3Or how does that work? That's what I'm trying to figure out.
Speaker 1He's trying to take applications. Who wants to walk with me?
Speaker 3No. I think I have someone in mind. I don't know if he wants to go. It's one of my childhood friends that I knew since, like kindergarten, even before, I think it was like friends with mom and dad, oh, okay, cool. So how was it with you, uh, when you went to college?
Speaker 1when I went to college. Yeah, I didn't want to go. I didn't want to go, bro. I think we remember that.
Speaker 3I mean uh you went to madera, no, or?
Speaker 1yeah, I was yeah because I think I talked about this before yeah I didn't, I didn't want to go, and it wasn't until, uh, jeremy, jeremy kept pushing you kept pushing the issue yeah and I was like big dog. I am not, I'm not meant for these books. You feel me like. I have not meant for this. Uh, but I was extremely, extremely nervous because I was never good in school, I was never good at anything other than like math, math.
Speaker 1I was fucking I'm incredible with, but then everything else, like I really didn't care. It was very much of like I'm passing with the c or with the d, I don't give a fuck you know, somehow I ended up graduating with over credits. I'm that much of a genius.
Speaker 1But I was nervous, uh, for college because I didn't know what to expect or what to do, and really I didn't know what it was going to be like. I was like, fuck, if it's going to be like high school, all over again, it's just like I'm going to be struggling bad. Let me tell you, man, that shit is not like high school. That shit is so much more smoother, easier and it's very much on you to put in the work to do it. I mean, at the end of it is just like you know, you, you trade in going to school, like right now, like from kindergarten to uh, to high school. You go in for like nine hour days of teaching someone's, teaching you a lesson, giving you homework and all that, and then, you know, get tested on all these different subjects. But in college it's very much different. It's just like, okay, you're only here for an hour and then you have however much like a week long to finish up your homework or whatever it is, and it's clearly on you to finish it.
Speaker 1College is very, very difficult to be like oh, there's no room of. Like hey, I need some help, or it's very much on you. If you need the help, you gotta go find it yeah, if you are struggling to your teachers yeah, but other than it's super laid back, it's much on you and it's very simple to do. I mean all the homeworks that I was assigned.
Speaker 1I even had classes that didn't even assign homework and all that mattered was to score good on the test. That was all your grade my first semester all A's. I never got all A's before.
Speaker 2It's very different from high school in the fact that, like no one's going to beg you to turn in your work.
Speaker 3Yeah.
Speaker 2Like they're not going to beg you, like, oh my God, you have this many missing assignments, like no, like you have missing assignments, that's your problem.
Speaker 1And then I don't know if, like teachers were like this with you, but they were like this with me is like oh, when you go to college, you need to have cursive writing.
Speaker 3And if you go, if, if you keep missing assignments, college would drop you and suspend you and all this other like they used to be like, so implemented on like college is such a if you don't do it right, you're you're, you're gonna get kicked out yeah, some teachers are like a little bit uh, not not as much now, but like yeah so like none of that shit existed when I was in college.
Speaker 1In college it was so much of like hey, you either do it or you don't. If you fail, that's on you. You already paid for the classes, yeah it's not.
Speaker 2It's almost fun though, because like you don't not that they don't owe you, like you don't owe them anything and they don't owe you anything but like you have to find that, like you have to fit it in, like it really shows if you want to be there or not, like you'll know after the semester whether you're for college or not for college. Because if it's like, if you're dragging and you don't want to do it, then like maybe it's not for you, but if you like really keep it going and like, stay on track, and that's the other thing. Thing is like stay on track, like they'll accept late work most of the time, but do not fall behind, because once you fall behind then it's hard to catch up, and then you're doing double work and like it's just harder to catch up. So if you're, if you can, to the best of your ability, stay on track with what the teacher has.
Speaker 2That way you're done in a not stressful time um, yeah, because we have.
Speaker 3Um, I call him my cousin. I don't know about them, but like I call him my cousin um. He's also doing mechanical, like the mechanical uh engineering and um like I saw, like how big the textbooks are. Like um like this big dang and I'm just like I, I could, I could put in that work but, like um, hopefully like I'm.
Speaker 2I am like um, determined and dedicated to yeah, you know doing that and that's all that matters. Half the battle showing up half the battle.
Speaker 1Showing up 90 of the 90 of the battle is just to show up the other 10 works itself out literally it'll be fine, it's.
Speaker 2It's scary the first week because you don't know where you're going, you don't know where your classes are, you don't know what your teacher looks like. Like all of that, but and then also like you're not the only new freshman you know yeah, there's so many people yeah, there's so many people that are going to be lost that just you figure it out so it's kind of fun.
Speaker 3But uh, what about like textbooks though? Like?
Speaker 1every.
Speaker 2Everybody has different textbooks every teacher is different I've had professors that have their own textbook and they're like you got to buy this one, so they'll usually tell you that they'll usually release the syllabus like a week before school starts and then it'll say on there if a textbook is required. And if it is required, then it'll tell you what textbook yeah, um, but there are a lot of classes now, especially at that do the I forgot what the program's called but where you don't need to buy textbooks and they provide all the text for you.
Speaker 1The Trio. No, it's the. That's the first gen.
Speaker 2It starts with an O. I don't know what it is, but some of them have.
Speaker 3They're all online, though.
Speaker 2No, no, no, Like even. What do you think your next year is going to look like? Like if May of next year May of next year you would already been through two semesters of college, Hopefully. What do you?
Speaker 3how do you see it going? If all goes well, probably still pursuing, like, this career, probably deciding if I want to go with one career or with both of them. Okay, um, if it goes with both careers, then I'll just pursue that. Uh, hopefully get get to transfer to to a four-year. Probably still be working here with my dad. Um, probably here and there until like I can actually, like you know, work in like a, an auto body shop, yeah, but like, for now, let's just see how things go see how it goes yeah, okay, see, dios get it do you have any final words for Beto in his graduation year?
Speaker 1I will say this no matter what career or whatever path you want to do, everybody has their support in it. Never feel disappointed that you got to switch or you don't know. You get confused. Never put so much pressure on yourself. At the end of the day, it's all about trial and error. Take my life, for example. I mean, I've taken a lot of l's left and right, you know, just trying to figure my shit out. Um, so don't ever get discouraged by thinking like, oh, like, this is what I want to do, and then you want to switch it up down the line because again, you it happens yeah, shit happens.
Speaker 1And like you get, you get think of you, think about it and you're just like, maybe this is not what I want to do, maybe you know, things change.
Speaker 1That's okay, as long as you continue having that ambition of I need to have something better, I need to do something better, um, and not continue doing what I'm doing. You know, and it's just like. That's okay, as long as you know what, what you want to do, and and accept that, hey, if this is what I wanted to go and do and pursue it, to give it your all, give it 100, 10, and if it doesn't work out, that's okay. You got to continue going, you know, even if it's the little setbacks, get back in the drawing board and figuring it out all over again, that's okay. Anyways, I'm proud of you, bethel. I'm excited to see what you do, I'm excited to see where you go, get back in the drawing board and figuring it out all over again.
Speaker 2That's okay. Anyways, I'm proud of you, beto. I'm excited to see what you do. I'm excited to see where you go, thank you.
Speaker 3Yeah, thank you, warren, for everything. I appreciate you and everyone, family friends, I thank everyone for being there.
Speaker 1Yeah, and we're all proud of you. We're proud of you for making it this far and continue going. We love you. I'm proud of you for pushing through every day and continue going, and we're just happy to see that you're able to graduate and make it this far, thank you, and you're going to continue going. You're able to graduate and make it this far, thank you, and you're going to continue going. You're going to continue pursuing that. At the end of the day, you don't need school to be successful. I will always stand on that. You don't have to be going to college to be a successful person. If you want to pursue something that involves college, 100% do it. Excel to that next level 100% do it.
Speaker 1Excel to that next level. And you know, at the end of the day, hey, be driven by your hunger, be driven by your passion. If this is something that you're passionate about, then give it your all. Don't quit on yourself, don't cut yourself short. Thank you, I'm proud of you. Thank you, and for everybody else, like I want to know what were you guys' feelings like when you guys graduated.
Speaker 3Or if you guys are about to graduate, or if you guys are about to graduate.
Speaker 1Like, how do you feel about it? What were some obstacles that you guys had to deal with?
Speaker 2Yeah, graduation's crazy, graduation's scary, because it is like a new beginning.
Speaker 1so let us know yeah, let us know in the comments, or even you know, or even I know. We have some people that are. You know, from what is it that your little brother says the dino days? From the dino days what was it back in? He says he said.
Speaker 2Anything before 2000s is the dino days which I'm on 1999.
Speaker 1How was it when you graduated in 1970-something? No, literally. He's like how does?
Speaker 2it feel to graduate in the dino days. I said, sir, I graduated in 2017. What do you mean?
Speaker 1But I mean, just tell us about your experience, let us know. Yeah, and we do appreciate you guys for being a part of this episode. We thank all you guys for for listening and we hope to catch you on the next one thank you for having me too and we're grateful that we can experience this moment. Uh, with beto and capture it. Shout out to the class of 2024 and remember to stay tuned every saturday and wednesday um every sunday and wednesday or every.
Speaker 1Remember to stay tuned every sunday and wednesday um and follow us on instagram and tiktok at broke boys underscore ff. We love you guys much. Love peace. Bye peace.
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