Welcome back. This is when I favorite parts of the show. You know what time it is the time where I get to answer your questions from back home and from right here in my live studio audience.

So we're going to jump in starting with an audio studio studio question audience question. Wow. Got that.

Hi, Candice. Hi.

You might be my youngest person that's ever asked me question. I love this. How old you at 13.

Awesome.

I'm was born with a portline saying as you can probably see it's given me so much joy when strangers ask about it or when friends and family make good nature jokes out of it.

It crushes me when I see such an easily offended culture because I think about and see all the joy people are missing when conversations aren't allowed to happen.

People don't get a chance to talk about their uniqueness or enjoy conversations with others. How do we help people become

vulnerable with themselves and not be offended? Oh, wow. What a wonderful question. What's your name? Addie. That was amazing question.

I love that question and it's because it also speaks to something that I speak about all the time, which is that this increasing sensitivity in our culture is actually

preventing us from being the melting pot that we aspire to when there's so many sensitivities. You know, I grew up and me and my friends always made

fun of each other for whatever our differences were whether someone was Italian or someone was Hispanic or someone was Chinese who make fun of some time

stereotypes make fun of people's appearances. This is actually a way that we show to love. This is actually at the basis of what we call comedy even when they stand up and they kind of make

fun of all of you. It's a way of saying, you know what? None of us are perfect. And that is the one thing ironically that we all have in common.

So it's really important what what what Addie is talking about, you know, realize that what the more that you create these barriers between individuals, the less likely is that they're ever going to come together.

We need to have people that are like Addie, you know, more have having more courage and having the willingness to realize, hey, I am different and that is totally fine. And I am happy to make fun of those differences, all in good fun and come together as a nation once again as it used to be.

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Next question. Thank you for speaking out about the childhood vaccine schedule on Instagram. Have you decided to for go all the vaccines for your child or are there any that you think are beneficial.

Raquel, yes, first of all, I'm sure welcome for me, it's never to tell parents to go one way or the other. It's just to introduce for them a lot of facts that are unfortunately white from the internet because we have big pharma and it is a corporation. I actually think it is the biggest drug cartel that has ever existed on the face of the planet.

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