>> So, in school, I think if I had to say one thing is keep your mind open.
One of the greatest lessons that I learned was in Ambler Campus in an American History.
Like at 7 o'clock at night I took this class.
And we were talking about something that had to do with the national parks.
And I'm like who could be against a national park?
But actually, in the Dakotas there's a problem with Mount Rushmore.
And this teacher was talking about it and talking about the Indians in the Lakota Tribe
that were very upset about Mount Rushmore.
I would have never heard that story if I didn't go to Temple and listened
and took a class outside of my realm.
I always thought well who would have a problem with Mount Rushmore?
What's the big deal?
But you have to keep your mind open about different things
and other people's points of view.
I guess that's the thing I'm thinking is keep your mind open
about other people's points of view.