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show. I want to be

really clear it was hard i'm not i did the hard work to show up but i i tattooed my body with heroic

dude and it was there were moments there where i'm like what did you do man like it was it was it was

it was potentially catastrophic. And the metaphor

was Ron Everest, huge storm. People got blown off the mountains, supplies were gone. What are we going to do?

I nearly wept more than once. I mean, it was a, it was hard. And yet, I practiced the philosophy.

Harder than ever. There was no going off the rails for me.

Again, at the risk of being a modest personal confidence

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