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also, when i said i didn't care, i meant that i did not care about school at all. in my sophomore year i stopped studying for tests. i stopped doing homework for the most part. i did that project for an english class and did not turn it in.

throughout my whole school life, i always did enough to make it to the next grade level. i was never held back. i am actually surprised that i never had to repeat a grade, but i think i was in deep trouble in my sophomore year. so my dad taking me out was probably for the best.

the funny thing is my brother was pretty much the same as me. he is only a year younger than me. but something happened to him in his sophomore year of high school. he just started taking things seriously. i have no idea where he found the motivation and determination. we grew up in the same environment, but he was more determined than me. he graduated with a degree in molecular biology with a minor in chemistry from san jose state, then he joined the air force. i went to a community college and got my associates in math, and then took computer science classes. i am still taking classes to get my degree in computer science, but i most likely will never use it. i like working for the usps.
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