Will Shipley on Jeremiah Trotter and his brother James Shipley

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00:00 He's really familiar with the area, lives about 30 minutes away.

00:03 So to be able to have someone like that with the knowledge, not only that, but

00:09 he's so familiar with me and a great friend of mine.

00:13 Gives me a lot of just familiarity and makes me more comfortable for sure.

00:18 >> Were you and your brother really competitive growing up?

00:20 What's that dynamic?

00:21 >> Yeah, we got after it.

00:24 Probably until we both parted our ways for

00:27 college is when we really got close, we were really, really close.

00:31 And throughout our years, especially when I was young, he's two years older than me.

00:36 So I'd hang out with him and all his friends.

00:38 We'd always be playing sports and we would get after it.

00:42 We always got in trouble, more so me.

00:45 When I would lose, I'd be getting after him.

00:48 So yeah, we were very, very competitive.

00:51 And I'm just so thankful for him now.

00:53 Not only has he paved the way for me to get here and helping me out, but

00:58 just everything I've done.

01:00 He's been a trailblazer for me and just a complete role model.

01:04 Someone I look up to and love him to death.

01:07 So I'm glad we've been able to put the competitive edge behind us and

01:12 get a lot closer here these past couple years.