A beautiful weekend in Houston.

Absolutely beautiful weekend in Houston.

But why can every day we just as good in Houston.

Last week I was playing pickleball with a friend of my name Ike Claypool and I told you the next day, this was before this became big news.

I told you a story about suicide,

because he had spoken to his son who is at University of Georgia, lives in the dorms, and a kid, they're still

a kid to me.

I understand they're a grown man and old enough to go to war, but they're still a kid to me at a college

freshman, college sophomore level.

And his son had called him and said there was a suicide on the campus and I talked about talking to your kids

about the craziness that is a social media world.

There were suicides when I was growing up and this was before social media.

Your hormones are

changing, life is changing, there's tumult, there's uncertainty, which is always scary,

there's anxiety, there's the opposite sex and whether they're going to like you there's the peer

pressure that young people have which is how they cope with nervousness and it's a

lot it's a lot which is why binge drinking is so popular at that point in life because it gives an activity that at least reduces the inhibitions and I'm doing what everybody else is is doing which can in itself be dangerous if there's if there's you can get

Toxic levels you can if they get behind the wheel so it's just it's a time. It's always been a time.

But I do believe that social media makes it worse because now things can get

amplified and they're there and everybody knows about it.

You know, when you and I were in seventh grade,

if something happened, whatever that may be,

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