As a child, Collins did not get everything he wanted. His mates at school who came from wealthy backgrounds never failed to remind him that he could never compete with them on any level. This made Collins really sad most of the time and he grew up with that mindset that he would never make it. This went on until he met Jay in the University. Jay and Collins were first coursemates who just went about their different lives until fate brought them together at the cafeteria. They quickly became friends and Collins opened up to him about what has been going on in his life. Jay, who was more financially capable, gave Collins some money with which he could use to start up a small business to sustain himself. Collins immediately started selling female shoes and though he was not making all the money in the world, he was comfortable and did not have to worry about the slightest things that would have bothered him when he was broke and did not have any money. One grain definitely does not fill a sack, but it helps in the long run.

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