physical
leave it a couple months later. Uhh like in May they started looking for a
job but they thought that I was too young. I wanted to take me to your
call. So you can go to school. You went straight to work? Yeah. Then I had
to think about, I'm not going to your car. I'm going to look like just any
of this guy said it's going to work so I wouldn't work with them with your
other lost boys. Yeah so it wouldn't work and then Spring of 2002 with
what I had done to go to school. Okay at a university or a community
college? Okay. Thanks. It was good. I mean the I took the test, I thought
that was willing to plunk it. I got please in some higher classes. So. And
I was fortunate that we were in Arizona because we didn't have high school
diplomas. When we came here. Other states would require you to have a high
school performance before you go to the community college. But we went
straight up there might have been changing now but back then and we can
take a test and then they put you in whatever class you fit in. So that's
how this school start. What was your first job here? I work at petsmart
warehouse, operate the machines. You know when you see, I don't remember
the name but the pilot, Jack, you know all those sit down for cliffs.
Stand up. W big stuff on the ground for them up. Yeah it was pretty neat
that did it for seven years. Yeah. And then you start at P. C. What did
you do their pc a phoenix holiday at the time. There was so much in my
mind so I wanted to go for anything that leads to health care from the
start. So I took this chemistry classes. Biology, do the math, that's some
elective class in psychology social you know? And then I changed my mind.
I wanted to go for for pharmacy school. I I always have to stay for a lab
. I don't like lab two TVs putting chemical together. I didn't like that.
I change my mind. I wanted to go for geology. Got to be a semester to the
introductory classes finish college and I liked it. Then I transferred. It
is the Tempe campus had a semester there. He only want us go out in the
field and like he had come to lab. I have to get this. I got a job to do.
I can't get take off just because we're gonna go collect some rocks
somewhere on a saturday I'm working. I dropped it so then I try to look at
the business school that I took. Economics from the W. P. Carey School of
business at the time. Nobody had to mix up numbers in this. The numbers
were not too intimidating for me and it worked with my job. Okay whatever.
So that's how I ain't a economic major. Yeah the time is about when did
you then get married? Was it after you graduated or I graduated from s and
then I took a year off. Just a fragile and these were and then I went back
for my my graduate degree for me. NBA Yeah. And I finished and then that's
when I got married. My wife good. Tell us about how you met your wife like
many a mother at that moment. Oh, oh I married you think she came up here
? She didn't live here and she live up. So I met her, was it someone
setting you up? She just happened to be here and you just happened to see
her? Just one of those where you are the right place at the right time.
That's the best way isn't there wasn't any connection or anything like
that being at the right place. Right. Was it love at 1st sight? Was it
love at first sight? I don't know, I don't know that I can describe it.
And how long have you guys been married now? 2011
or six years now and you have three Children, three Children. And give us
their names. A Jack. I named him up to my grandfather, my bill. I named
him up to my father and then do it. Is my wife dead. Okay. Yeah. And South
Sudanese tradition to all the names come from the side of the husband. But
I make sure I want to mix it up because to be a complete human video, the
product of your mother and your dad, all their surrounding. So my wife
gave her the opportunity and then one of my son that I think it's good,
very good. Yeah, we're honest and we're going to talk about.