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Personal Narrative: An Interview With Dave Martial

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I had the pleasure to interview Dave Martial, who is a part of Dina learning community. When I first met Dave, he was very serious; all Dave talks about was financial operation and mutual fund. And what he saw himself doing in the future as a career. I thought it would make much of sense if I ask him about his career, because I already knew it. I decided to ask him question about himself and what he likes to do for fun. Question that would catch him off guard and makes him think less. The first question I ask him was what is the nerdiest thing you do in your spare time? His answer was he likes to play video game on the weekend, and his favorite video games are stars war battlefront, call of duty and super Mario brother. I also asked him if

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