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Yo, you know, happy Thursday.

Hey, Chase.

Hey, hey.

I've got Chase here with me.

He is calling in from where he's been the last few months at his family's land in Kansas. So he went out there in

March for a quick little visit and got stuck because of coronavirus. So he's there. I'm in

Nashville. I'm thankful to have him on for the Q&A today. And Chase's helps me book a lot of people for the podcast. He was a big part of

organizing how we were going to do last Thursday, what we're going to do this Thursday regarding

our topics and being sensitive to what's happening in the world right now and racial injustice.

And I am about to get into the quote for today, which I thought was very fitting.

And I chose Martin Luther King Jr. to quote for today.

And, you know, before I say this, I want you to know that I obviously know Martin Luther King Jr.

saying, like the time is always right to do what is right.

Well, now I've said the quote. That's the quote. He's saying that. And I wholeheartedly agree with that.

But I want to say the right next move for everyone might look a little bit different. But as long as you're taking a step in the right direction, I mean, now's the time to start taking steps. This racial injustice conversation and

movement, the action that is actually taking place right now is amazing.

And there, but there's so much work to do.

And that work is going to look different for everybody.

So yes, like MLK Jr. said, the time is always right to do what is right.

And I want to make sure you all hear that. But I also want you to know

that here we have a lot of grace here at the podcast or in my world on the Bobby Bone Show, Radio

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