Sir John Templeton, whether it was for a month or six months or six years, it's sort of like going back to school and the reputation that he had would be so valuable. So I wanted to be able to eventually buy a car. I was sort of going to work on a motorcycle, which was difficult in the rainy season, but at the time, money really wasn't that important. Yeah, you had a long-term perspective. You said that you got a master's and then you said business school. I'm assuming the master was a master's in business. What did you study in college? Economics. I went to Holy Cross College studying economics. But really, what I really studied was crew. I was on the crew team. And although I majored in economics, I learned so much in athletics and rowing crew and the camaraderie, the teamwork, the joy of working hard, accomplishing goals, things of that nature. I got as much out of rowing crew and college than I did at a classroom. My parents hate to hear that after spending all the money to send me (13/57)
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