| What is your most memorable childhood experience? | I’d have to say my most memorable childhood experience was probably the first time I had gone to Dubai. I was a young kid traveling with my family to a crazy new country. I had a lot of fun because of the connections my mother's family had over there, allowing us to turn it into our own playground. I’m a huge fan of cars and supercars and hypercars are all over the place over there which was insane to see myself. |
| What immediate family member do you closely identify with and why? | I’d probably say it’s my oldest brother. When I was a kid, I always used to look up to him as an idol of mine but because of the age gap, there wasn’t much of a relationship between us back when I was younger. Once I turned 18, we started to get closer as I was old enough to be around him whenever he’d go out to dinner or clubs and stuff. We also just have a lot in common. |
| What character traits do you admire in an individual? | Honesty and loyalty are above all else. There’s nothing more important to me than someone who can keep their word. I’ve been around people in the past that would tell you something to your face and do the complete opposite the second you turn around. |
| What is the funniest thing ever to happen to you? | I’d say the funniest thing that has ever happened to me was one time I was at a friend’s house for a party. Everyone was drinking but I wasn’t really a drinker back then. Once the party was done, me and a couple of friends decided to leave. As we were leaving the island something happened that caused the one road in and out of the island to be blocked for over an hour. We were bored so we started walking around the streets talking to strangers. We ran into these girls in an SUV who were extremely attractive, so we decided to hang out with them and talk to them. At this point, we were about a 5–6-minute walk from where my car was and we are just talking to these girls in their car. Suddenly we noticed the road was opening up and cars were moving. We all started celebrating before we realized that we weren’t in our own car. We all freaked out, jumped out of the car and started running to my car that was just parked in the middle of the road with cars behind it just honking at me to move out of the way. I almost had a heart attack from laughing so hard while running to the car. We never got those girls numbers and never ran into them again. |
| If time and money were not an issue, where would you travel and why? | I’d ship my Ferrari to Marbella, fly there myself, and start a road trip from Marbella to Monaco and St. Tropez. I’d spend some time in Monaco and enjoy the views and luxuries, maybe even charter a yacht to go explore the waters. From there I’d drive down to the Amalfi coast and Lake Como and spend some time relaxing there. After that, I’d put my car on a flight to Dubai and just party and have fun all day and night. |
| When and if you ever have children, what would you like to pass on to them? | I’d pass on everything my parents passed on to me. Respect everyone always, don’t wait for handouts, and don’t end up in prison. Persian culture is so deep rooted in me, that’s all I would pass on to them. |
