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I'm being serious, leaders are afraid to just say the thing.

It's not like we don't, because it seems callous, but we don't want to say the honest thing in society, and that is,

if you're gonna die, you're gonna die.

No, because I really think it is important to have perspective, because death is like a thing that terrifies many of us, right?

But if you have perspective in and around so many things, you start to understand.

So for instance, here's, coronavirus has claimed 5,000 lives across the globe.

5,000 people across the planet right now.

Yes, the number increases, but 5,000 people across the planet.

And so I'm not saying we must be ignorant of all risk, and you don't want the virus to spread to those who are most vulnerable,

but it's also like you, it would be good to have a leader who can put things in perspective.

The problem with Trump is he's more worried about how it affects the perception of him versus what he's doing.

This is where you realize how important good leadership is.

You know what I'm saying?

Because a good leader would set expectations for a nation and put you in a good place.

So the way I always think of it is like a pilot.

Like for me, the best pilots are the ones who come on and tell you, hey, it's gonna be bumpy.

I love those, because I get terrified when I fly, but I love it when the pilot goes, hey everybody,

so it's gonna be really bumpy.

So we're gonna be suspending service.

They won't be any meals served for a while.

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