What are you bored of?
"The heat. I'm bored of the heat. I don't know, Summer I guess? I don't have anything to do."

Whittier, California

What are you excited for?
"The pursuit of happiness."

Whittier, California

What keeps you busy?
"Confusion. I get confused easily. Things confuse me, people confuse me... People either say too much or don't say enough and I don't know what I'm supposed to do with any of it. So the thing that keeps me busy is trying to figure out my confusion."

Whittier, California

What's the biggest crime you've ever committed?
"That's a toughie. Oh! The biggest crime I've ever committed was driving without my license for three years. My family is just very... I don't know how to describe them, but at school I had a lot of things going on and my parents didn't want to drive me everywhere, so I learned how to drive. I would take my parent's car from then on. When I finally got to college, I decided it was time for me to get my license and, you know, start driving legally. So yeah, my biggest crime was driving without a license for three years."

Whittier, California

What's the best laugh you've had?
"I think it was when I was telling my sister about the time I peed my pants. I was telling her the story of when I peed my pants in first grade and this was, like, ten years later. I was probably a freshman and I was telling her and I had never told anyone that this happened. Do I have to tell you the whole story? Well, I had peed my pants in first grade and no one ever really knew about it, not even my teacher. I literally had to sit there for the longest time. I just sat there in my pee covered pants the whole day until I got home. The funniest part was when I was asked, 'How was school?' I said, 'Oh, it was great!' In my head, I thought, 'No it wasn't, I peed my pants.' I was telling my sister this story and she was laughing the whole time. It was a really great laugh. You had to be there."

Whittier, California

What do you feel most guilty about?
"Probably all the time I wasted when I was younger. In elementary school, I just had so much time and most of it was spent doing absolutely nothing. Now that I'm in high school, there's so much that I want to do and so much work and I have no time to do it. The biggest real regret overall is not doing more when I had time."

Whittier, California