Yo, today's QOT is the greatest loss in the world is loss of human potential.

Here we go.

Welcome back to the QOT of the day show.

I'm your host, Sean Crox and the Sean Crox and dot com.

We've got Dr Leo Bouscalia back on the show today.

And he's going to close out the week with an unforgidably powerful message about love.

Here's Dr. Bouscalia.

The phone rings and I say hi.

And this person says, hey, Bouscalia, where is this thing called love?

I live in a little apartment house on Melrose and I'm all alone.

And I don't have the guts of the knowledge about how to break out.

Where is it?

And so, you know, it doesn't bother me then to go someplace and say, let's talk about love.

I don't care.

And if you think I'm crazy, that's wonderful because, you know, when you think I'm crazy,

that gives me lots of leeway for behavior.

I can do almost anything and you say, that's he's just crazy, you know, Bouscalia.

But you know, I want to share some not so crazy statistics about love that kind of frighten me and I hope they frighten you.

Maybe that's why you're here tonight, too.

And that is, do you know that there are about 8,000 suicides in the United States per year?

Oh, especially for someone like me that thinks the greatest loss in the world is loss of human potential.

I want to scream and say, hey, wait a minute.

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