-: When I went there, to be honest,
I didn't know that much about podiatry
and what a podiatrist did.
And I went for my interview
and there was a fourth-year student
and she kinda grilled me a little bit,
and she said, "Do you know what a podiatrist really does?"
And, of course, I said, "Of course I do."
I really didn't and maybe they sensed that in my answer
and they asked me to go to, they put me on a waiting list,
and they asked me to go visit three podiatrists.
One really opened my eyes up.
He was very progressive, very current,
really opened my eyes up
and I said, "You know what, that could work for me.
"I would really enjoy that."
So actually I thought she was,
that fourth-year student, was very hard on me,
but in retrospect, it was really a good thing.
They really allowed me to do something that I really enjoyed
you know, for 37 years.
So I feel like the school took possibly a risk with me
and, if you don't give,
if everyone just takes and no one gives anything back,
where are we going?
We're not gonna get very far.
So I feel a responsibility to help the school
'cause the school helped me.