Transcript
At the age of, say, 17, I decided to
make a better life for myself,
because in the inner city,
drugs and gangs are the
only things that people,
those are the only things
that I saw people doing
after high school, and I wasn't
the best student in school,
I went to summer school all
four years of high school.
I was really good at playing football,
but college was not an option
for me, both financially,
and I just didn't have
the grades to do it.
So I had a long, hard
talk with myself one day,
and asked, "How are you
gonna get out of Rochester?
You don't wanna go and be in a gang,
you don't wanna be a drug
dealer, what's your way out?"
And for me, it was the Army.