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Alive. Nothing personal word of the day for February 4, 2021 is alive. There are sometimes

on nothing personal what we're going to do a segment where we're going to talk about

a subject that is not comfortable because that's what you want me to do and that's what

I want to do. And too many people are afraid to talk about the subject of suicide. Alive

is a movie, a documentary that I watched yesterday. It's the Drew Robinson story. An article

came out written by Jeff Passan, a very long, about an 11,000 word article about the story

of Drew Robinson. And then there was a documentary that accompanied it that I watched. And I

wanted to have this conversation because I started to think about his president of a baseball

team as a father, as a brother, as a son. What role do I play in people's lives? What role

do I play? Do we all play in looking out for each other? What signs do I need to look

for dealing with players and family members and friends? The story of Drew Robinson is that

he's a baseball player who is drafted, came from a family of baseball players as brother,

older brother played baseball. Parents got divorced when he was young. He took it hard. He

had depression through the course of his life. He went into the minor leagues, got drafted,

went into the minor leagues, got called up to the big leagues. His depression did not

go away. It is first big league home run, which was his first hit. His depression did not

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