Where did your vision come from?
Where did that originate?
You know, I'm Italian and I think obviously being Italian,
that's something the I got a guy
and it's a big thing in Italian culture.
And I think just even for movies
and different things like that, you know,
obviously there's a little bit of a mafia undertone
with that, I think.
But I've always kind of been somebody
that's just been the connector.
I mean, even in high school, the different jobs I had,
whether it was working in a restaurant
or, you know, it was a major deed, a restaurant.
Like I was always able to hook people up with stuff
or connect people with the needs of whether it was a table
or different things like that.
And even in college too, it was always kind of like
I roamed between these different groups,
mostly because I didn't know what I wanted to major
and I changed my major so many times.
It just kind of became a way of life.
Like, and my dad, you know, once again,
a lot of things I say as a nod to my father.
My dad used to call it the kid network
because he even used to say like, as I got older
and he's like, yeah, but you seem to know somebody
that's always working in a restaurant or a store
or somewhere, do you know somebody that works here or there
that can help us out?
And I always seem to know somebody
who originally started as the kid network.
But I think that vision of just connecting people
is something I've always done since I was young.
And it's just something I've always believed.
I never fit into like one group of friends
or one group of people or one network group
or one industry.
I've always been kind of very diverse.
So that's really where that vision comes from.