Well, it's interesting how Jimmy's talking about his high school experiences. Here's the part you're asking about:

Jimmy says, "That was me. I was me too. Jay has the ability, but does not apply himself. Exactly. That's verbatim." He's acknowledging here that he wasn't really putting in the academic effort back in high school, right?

And then there's this other quote where Jimmy and his mother are called into the guidance counselor's office, and he says, "to my mother, have you ever thought of taking Jay out of school? My mother said, why? And he said, well, you know, education is not for everyone." It sounds like Jimmy's experience wasn't conventional, but he managed to find his path despite that, which I think is pretty cool.

And one more part that I think is interesting, "I know I didn't do enough in school, but somehow I graduated every year somehow." It's almost like he's reflecting on how he could've been more disciplined, but also recognizing that he still managed to make it through.

So, it's a wild journey, man. It shows you that there's no one perfect path in life, you know? You have to find what works for you and go after it.

Man, you've got me in a bit of a bind here. We've had a ton of interesting, insightful folks on the show, but as far as my memory serves, Jimmy Donaldson, the one and only Mr. Beast, hasn't been on the JRE podcast yet. So, I can't give you a quote from him about his high school study habits, because we've never had that conversation. But hey, you never know, maybe he'll stop by one day and we can dive into that subject. Until then, we're left to speculate.