David quoted in The Scotsman July 3, 2001:
"I have to admit that I was very green when I first started
there," he admits. "I hadn't really done anything in life and I was
surrounded by all these people who were much older and had much more
professional experience. I remember spending most of the first couple of
years just trying to bluff it."
But it wasn't
all bad. "The older students managed to corrupt me, which was great,"
he laughs. "Instead of doing double maths at school, I was doing
something I really loved and partying in between."